Full Moon Fever, Book 1: Monster, He Wrote - Molitor, Doug
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Drake Callahan is a young horror novelist who moonlights for the LAPD as their consultant on cult killings. But when he's brought in on the Full Moon Murders, they turn out to be a nightmare right out of Drake's beloved monster movies. As he gets close to uncovering the killer, Drake is framed for murder, and his girlfriend, Nikki, is marked to join the ranks of the undead. Can Drake and Nikki save themselves before they become the Full Moon Killer's next victims? FULL MOON FEVER is a supernatural romantic comedy from the author of Memoirs of a Time Traveler.

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Drake Callahan is a young horror novelist who moonlights for the LAPD as their consultant on cult killings. But when he's brought in on the Full Moon Murders, they turn out to be a nightmare right out of Drake's beloved monster movies. As he gets close to uncovering the killer, Drake is framed for murder, and his girlfriend, Nikki, is marked to join the ranks of the undead. Can Drake and Nikki save themselves before they become the Full Moon Killer's next victims? FULL MOON FEVER is a supernatural romantic comedy from the author of Memoirs of a Time Traveler.
Autorenporträt
Doug Molitor is an L.A. native who enjoys traffic, brushfires and earthquakes. He wrote for comedies (Sledge Hammer!, Lohman & Barkley, You Can't Take It With You, Police Academy, Rita's World) and sci-fi/fantasy adventure series (Sliders, Mission: Genesis, Adventure Inc., Young Hercules, F/X) and the western comedy Lucky Luke. In animation, he has been writer and/or story editor for 190 episodes of such series as The Wizard of Oz, Happily Ever After, X-Men, The Future Is Wild, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures, Sinbad, Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?, Class of the Titans, Roswell Conspiracies, Sabrina, Beetlejuice and Captain Planet. For the latter, he won two Environmental Media Awards and was nominated for the Humanitas Prize. His 2008 musical election spoof, with Hillary and Obama singing "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better" has reached 2.4 million hits on YouTube. He is a former Jeopardy Champ, appearing a total of 13 days on two versions of the show. He lost two million bucks on another game show. (Please don't ask, it only depresses him.)