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Loading... When the Cold Wind Blowsby Charles L. Grant
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. if you think you're interested in reading this one, please start with #1 and work your way forward. You really just will be lost if you don't. In the book before this one, Black Oak: Hunting Ground, our hero Ethan Proctor was fired from his job of looking for Taylor Blaine's daughter Celeste, who has been missing for 13 years. As he ponders this, he receives a communication from a teacher down in Georgia which asks him to come down there and investigate the disappearances and deaths of various people in the swamplands there. Proctor also gets his first good lead on Celeste: it seems that one of the women who disappeared with her looks like a woman by the same first name who had been (until she disappeared) running a New Age type store. So off goes Proctor and his team into the swampy backwaters. If you haven't read the first one, you won't understand the significance of the ending of this book. I'm hoping that Charles Grant writes a few more of these...it's like the X-Files where the mythos is in the background, but you keep watching because eventually all the threads are hopefully going to connect. recommended...but DO read 1-4 first! no reviews | add a review
Belongs to SeriesBlack Oak (book 5)
A long-lost friend…Black Oak Security is a crack team of private investigators led by brilliant, enigmatic Ethan Proctor, who has just received a cryptic message from an old friend of his father. Proctor is being asked to look into a series of disappearances and brutal mutilations in the swampy woodlands northwest of Atlanta, Georgia. Some think the culprit is a real-life wolfman…A long-hidden secret…What Proctor doesn’t know is that the terror in the swampy backwoods is linked to something much more personal. It is an evil mystery that has haunted Proctor for months. And when he uncovers the truth, he will be lucky to survive it… No library descriptions found. |
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Probably would have been better if read in order but I just picked up the random volume at the used bookstore. ( )