Invierea - Jones, Bruce T.
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Învierea: In Romanian, it is the resurrection-of the dead, of a curse, or of a legend. Brian Denman's legacy continues with all hope vanquished and all reason to exist only a distant memory. Brian must complete the epic task he began in the Crescent City. With the world on the brink of an apocalypse of his making, and handicapped by a new affliction, Brian must adhere to a new way of life in an attempt to protect an unsuspecting population from encroaching evil. From its origins on the sweltering streets of New Orleans, to New York and the secret world of Romania, Denman's journey leads him to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Învierea: In Romanian, it is the resurrection-of the dead, of a curse, or of a legend. Brian Denman's legacy continues with all hope vanquished and all reason to exist only a distant memory. Brian must complete the epic task he began in the Crescent City. With the world on the brink of an apocalypse of his making, and handicapped by a new affliction, Brian must adhere to a new way of life in an attempt to protect an unsuspecting population from encroaching evil. From its origins on the sweltering streets of New Orleans, to New York and the secret world of Romania, Denman's journey leads him to confrontations with his CIA roots, and the legendary origins of his family curse and the inescapable destiny set down centuries before his birth. Bruce T. Jones' first vampire thriller, The Lost Reflection, was set in New Orleans and featured Brian Denman as the protagonist man on a mission. The series continues now with Învierea, and Denman traveling from New York to Romania in an attempt to unravel the bonds of a generational curse.
Autorenporträt
Bruce Jones has previously published three works of fiction, The Lost Reflection, Învierea, and The Darkest Season. He was a feature author for the Horror Writers Association at Book Expo of America in 2014 and 2015, and a faculty author for the Faulkner Society's 2015 Words and Music literary conference.