Past Sins

by Don Ecker

Sex and eroticism combine with government conspiracy in this adult thriller from UFO Magazine research director, Don Ecker. The year was 1965, just three years after the Cuban Missile Crisis almost brought about a catastrophic nuclear nightmare. America was fighting a Cold War against the Soviet Union. It was the CIA versus the KGB in a covert war fought to contain the struggle so "real" war would never break out. When the CIA found a supernatural creature in Hungary, they thought they had the Cold War won. They believed the creature could be contained and controlled. They believed they could bend it to their will. Yet they forgot one important thing ... you can't dance with the Devil unless he calls the tune. Now, at the dawn of the 21st Century, this terrifying creature has escaped... and the real nightmare has only just begun.

332 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2004

Reviews

[Ron Collins · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this book and not just because I know the author. I loved that the characters seem real and the dialog seems right for the time period and ages of the characters. The action is vivid and laid out in scenes that make you feel they are real and tangible places. What better place for vampires than in the bloody battles of Vietnam and the gutters of greater Los Angeles? Soldier, detective, friend, revenge seeker. It's a fun ride.