Hammer to Fall - Noland, William E
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A grainy photograph and a cry for help begin a new descent into terror for long-separated friends Lotte Schwarz and Eric Schneider. Years after high school, when they discovered an otherworldly portal and the terrifying creature called forth by that doorway, Lotte shows up unexpectedly and again throws Eric's fragile equilibrium into chaos. Beguiling as ever, she draws him, however grudgingly, back into her irresistible orbit. Another ancient threat, one even more menacing than before, beckons the unlikely pair to again confront the incomprehensible. "William E. Noland has a real knack for…mehr

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A grainy photograph and a cry for help begin a new descent into terror for long-separated friends Lotte Schwarz and Eric Schneider. Years after high school, when they discovered an otherworldly portal and the terrifying creature called forth by that doorway, Lotte shows up unexpectedly and again throws Eric's fragile equilibrium into chaos. Beguiling as ever, she draws him, however grudgingly, back into her irresistible orbit. Another ancient threat, one even more menacing than before, beckons the unlikely pair to again confront the incomprehensible. "William E. Noland has a real knack for exciting pacing and suspenseful structure in his storytelling, and that keeps this fantastic tale rolling with twists and turns to keep you hooked until the end." ~ Readers' Favorite Book Reviews, K.C. Finn (5 STARS) EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a thrilling, supernatural tale of suspense in the second book of the "Uncommon Bonds" series of paranormal urban fantasies featuring mythological creatures.
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AUTHOR: William E. Noland has worked in the fields of human resources and finance. He enjoys music-playing in three different rock bands-international travel, and reading. His writing combines a lifelong love of speculative fiction with a passion for history, sociology, and psychology. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife and two cats.