Men of Principle- Book 2 - Packes, John
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Peter Marins, the lead singer and longtime boss of the trendy and exceedingly popular band Moonspank, decided to end his decades-old association with the group. He was directed to this decision after meeting with legendary Hollywood talent agent Abaddon Mammon, who guaranteed the mop-haired singer unparalleled notoriety, definitive success and iconic, rock-star status, but only if he disassociated himself from the group and went solo. Endorsing the superstar manager's directives, Peter's name was changed to Satin, after which incredible achievement resulted. Satin's career was undoubtedly on…mehr

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Peter Marins, the lead singer and longtime boss of the trendy and exceedingly popular band Moonspank, decided to end his decades-old association with the group. He was directed to this decision after meeting with legendary Hollywood talent agent Abaddon Mammon, who guaranteed the mop-haired singer unparalleled notoriety, definitive success and iconic, rock-star status, but only if he disassociated himself from the group and went solo. Endorsing the superstar manager's directives, Peter's name was changed to Satin, after which incredible achievement resulted. Satin's career was undoubtedly on the fast track due to the boundless talents of his much-revered envoy. However, there was a unique, disturbing obstacle stemming from his meteoric rise to fame and fortune that the heart-throb singer needed to conquer. Following each of his performances, Satin had the eerie feeling that some unknown, unseen presence was there backstage with him in his dressing room, watching him. Was it trying to harm him or caution him? Or was he just being paranoid? With the assistance of his recent acquaintance, Savannah Davis, the couple embarked on an arduous and unconventional journey to reveal the mystery surrounding this invisible foe. What they ultimately discovered was far more intense than what they bargained for. It could cost them their lives.