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Jake Helman, an elite member of the New York Special Homicide Task Force, faces what every cop dreads—an elusive serial killer. While investigating a series of bloodletting sacrifice rituals executed by an ominous perpetrator known as The Cipher, Jake refuses to submit to a drug test and resigns from the police department. Tower International, a controversial genetic engineering company, employs him as their director of security. While battling an addiction to cocaine, Jake enters his new high-pressure position in the private sector. What he encounters behind the closed doors of this sinister operation is beyond the realm of human imagination. Too horrible to contemplate, the experimentation is pure madness, the outcome a hell where only pain and terror reside. Nicholas Tower is not the hero flaunted on the cover of Time magazine. Beneath the polished exterior of this frontiersman on the cutting edge of science is a corporate executive surrounded by the creations of his deranged mind. As Jake delves deeper into the hidden sphere of this frightening laboratory, his discoveries elicit more than condemnation for unethical practices performed for the good of mankind. Sequestered in rooms veiled in secrecy is the worst crime the world will ever see—the theft of the human soul.
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Reviews
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“This
is a highly imaginative novel, loaded with atmosphere and in-your-face
imagery. Very nicely done.” “Raw,
edgy, dark, and twisted, Gregory Lamberson has delivered a memorable
thriller with Personal Demons. Lamberson
draws you in with a skillfully woven narrative that is both
sharp and sophisticated. Fans of the serial killer genre will
be pleasantly surprised. Lamberson mixes genres effortlessly,
combining elements of horror, science fiction, and the supernatural
thriller into an intricate tale of the battle between good and
evil . . . a battle waged both within and without. This is the
kind of novel that keeps you relentlessly glued to the page
and leaves you thinking about it long after it is finished. Personal
Demons cannot be recommended highly enough.” “Fans
will appreciate this edgy, dark thriller anticipating the gruesome
confrontation between evil and fallen good.” “Personal
Demons is an outstanding, ambitious book .
. . Greg knows how to write an action sequence, and this
book has lots of ’em. It’s got colorful, memorable
characters and one truly great ‘Whoa! I can’t
believe he did that!’ moment . . .” “It’s
a wild journey and one that shouldn’t be missed. I had
a very hard time putting the book down once I started it. Highly
recommended for all fans of the horror genre!” “Personal
Demons is the biggest little book you will
ever read. There. I said it. This book is jam-packed with
that superhero quality that makes comic book geeks drool,
yet peppered with enough of a good, old-fashioned, crime
novel-meets-horror feel just to make sure you know it's
crossing genres. It also slices, dices, and washes your
car! All this and more!” |
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