The rings strike without warning, showing up on the face and throat like the fingerprints of God. Extremely contagious, only fire stops them from spreading to others. The infected person? Pushed into a Cleansing Station and purified by flame.
Inigo is walking home with his friend when he sees the rings pop-up on Claude's neck. He doesn't hesitate. Claude begs for his life but what can be done? Inigo knows the only treatment.
Unfortunately, in this new world ravaged by plague, fire can't purify the haunting memories away or ensure a safe and peaceful future.
Erik Williams is a former naval officer and current defense contractor (but he's not allowed to talk about it). He is also the author of Demon and numerous small press works and short stories. He currently lives in San Diego with his wife and three daughters. When he's not at his day job, he can usually be found changing diapers or coveting carbohydrates.
"Demon is like a hellacious cross between 24, The Exorcist and a video game. Fast-paced and wicked fun." (Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author)
"Set amid the turmoil and terror of the present war, a much more ancient battle--the ultimate battle of GOOD versus EVIL - is resurrected...and God help us all." (P.D. Cacek, author of The Wind Caller)
"Demon is a swiftly-paced novel that kicks ass all over the place." (Ray Garton, author of Serpent Girl)
"Some books are like grenades with the pin pulled. ... That's how I feel when I crack covers on an Erik Williams book. Handle this one with care... and watch out for flying shrapnel." (Norman Partridge, author of Dark Harvest)
“Erik Williams. Underline that name, put it on the fridge. Erik Williams is the genuine article.” (Gene O’Neill, author of RUSTING CHICKENS)
"When there's no more room in Hell, let the worst sinners burn in the mind of Erik Williams."(Cody Goodfellow, author of RADIANT DAWN and PERFECT UNION)