Those Who Fight Monsters
A new Tony Foster/Smoke mythos story (SMOKE AND SHADOWS, SMOKE AND MIRRORS, SMOKE AND ASHES) in THOSE WHO FIGHT MONSTERS.
"An anthology of Occult (a.k.a supernatural) Detective stories assembled by Justin Gustainis and featuring new stories by: Tanya Huff, C. T. Adams and Cathy Clamp, Simon R. Green, Tim Pratt, Chris Marie Green, Lilith Saintcrow, Rachel Caine, Jacqueline Kessler, Carrie L. Vaughn, Julie Kenner, C. J. Henderson, Laura Anne Gilman, Justin Gustainis, Caitlin Kittredge
In SEE ME, Tony Foster has to use not only his wizardry, but any investigative skills he may have learned from his time with Vicki Nelson in order to save his lover from a supernatural stalker. Unfortunately, he figures things out just a little too late..."
He was already running, muttering the night-sight spell under his breath. As it took effect, he saw someone standing, someone else lying down, and a broken light over a graffiti-covered door at the alley's dead-end. Still running, he threw a wizard lamp up into it. People would assume electricity.
The someone standing was a woman, mid-twenties maybe, pretty although overly made-up and under-dressed. The someone on the ground was an elderly man and, even at a distance, Tony doubted he'd be getting up again.
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Chapters.Indigo
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"An anthology of Occult (a.k.a supernatural) Detective stories assembled by Justin Gustainis and featuring new stories by: Tanya Huff, C. T. Adams and Cathy Clamp, Simon R. Green, Tim Pratt, Chris Marie Green, Lilith Saintcrow, Rachel Caine, Jacqueline Kessler, Carrie L. Vaughn, Julie Kenner, C. J. Henderson, Laura Anne Gilman, Justin Gustainis, Caitlin Kittredge
In SEE ME, Tony Foster has to use not only his wizardry, but any investigative skills he may have learned from his time with Vicki Nelson in order to save his lover from a supernatural stalker. Unfortunately, he figures things out just a little too late..."
He was already running, muttering the night-sight spell under his breath. As it took effect, he saw someone standing, someone else lying down, and a broken light over a graffiti-covered door at the alley's dead-end. Still running, he threw a wizard lamp up into it. People would assume electricity.
The someone standing was a woman, mid-twenties maybe, pretty although overly made-up and under-dressed. The someone on the ground was an elderly man and, even at a distance, Tony doubted he'd be getting up again.
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Chapters.Indigo
.