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Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter #2
Dark Hunger
With more than 10,000 downloads, the short story series readers are calling an "irreverent delight" and "creepy-scary and everything else a horror story should be."
"In a war of good versus evil, Cade doesn't so much walk a thin line as trample it to death in pursuit of demons, dollars, and his next bender." - Kindle Reviewer ★★★★★
"This story was irreverently perfect and I'm a new fan who is looking forward to more from this author." - Kindle Reviewer ★★★★★
Demons are dangerous things. They inflame your insecurities, turn your weaknesses against you, and whisper their thoughts into your ears in the darkness.
The Vatican wants them locked up, or banished back to Hell. Short on priests and long on money, they’ve had to resort to paying bounties to keep things under control. That means looking outside of the faithful, to mercenaries like Cade Crowley.
That’s not his real name, but then, it never is. A drunk, and a gambler, and a womanizer, Cade’s steeped in sin himself, but he has one advantage: the sight. He can see demons, and he can see spirits, and that means he can fight them, so long as he can keep his own demons under control.
But the Vatican doesn’t have the war between good and evil to itself, not anymore. Other religions want in, and they’re recruiting bounty hunters of their own. Some have faith, and some just have bills to pay, but all of them want Cade’s bounties for themselves.
Dark Hunger (Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter Short Story #2):
Hell’s a miserable place, and not for indulging. When demons come to the surface, they run wild with whatever desires there are that drive them. Cade’s on the trail of something that’s been possessing people. It’s hungry, and once it’s inside someone, so are they. They eat, and eat, and eat, and there’s nothing they can do to stop.
Dark Hunger is a short story, the second in the Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter Series.
Readers love this series. Here's what Amazon reviewers are saying about the Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter short stories:
“Hilarious in some places, and spooky in others.” - Kindle Reviewer
“There is much irreverent delight and no excess in this writing. I'd call it perfect prose. Five stars!” - Kindle Reviewer
“Creepy-scary and everything else a horror story should be.” - Kindle Reviewer
“I absolutely loved this. I'd follow Cade Crowley into hell and back just for the entertainment value.” - Kindle Reviewer
“A quick read, easily finished in a evening, but packed with enough details and action to leave the reader satisfied.” - Kindle Reviewer
“I love fast pace books and this did the trick.” - Kindle Reviewer
"In a war of good versus evil, Cade doesn't so much walk a thin line as trample it to death in pursuit of demons, dollars, and his next bender." - Kindle Reviewer ★★★★★
"This story was irreverently perfect and I'm a new fan who is looking forward to more from this author." - Kindle Reviewer ★★★★★
Demons are dangerous things. They inflame your insecurities, turn your weaknesses against you, and whisper their thoughts into your ears in the darkness.
The Vatican wants them locked up, or banished back to Hell. Short on priests and long on money, they’ve had to resort to paying bounties to keep things under control. That means looking outside of the faithful, to mercenaries like Cade Crowley.
That’s not his real name, but then, it never is. A drunk, and a gambler, and a womanizer, Cade’s steeped in sin himself, but he has one advantage: the sight. He can see demons, and he can see spirits, and that means he can fight them, so long as he can keep his own demons under control.
But the Vatican doesn’t have the war between good and evil to itself, not anymore. Other religions want in, and they’re recruiting bounty hunters of their own. Some have faith, and some just have bills to pay, but all of them want Cade’s bounties for themselves.
Dark Hunger (Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter Short Story #2):
Hell’s a miserable place, and not for indulging. When demons come to the surface, they run wild with whatever desires there are that drive them. Cade’s on the trail of something that’s been possessing people. It’s hungry, and once it’s inside someone, so are they. They eat, and eat, and eat, and there’s nothing they can do to stop.
Dark Hunger is a short story, the second in the Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter Series.
Readers love this series. Here's what Amazon reviewers are saying about the Cade Crowley, Demon Hunter short stories:
“Hilarious in some places, and spooky in others.” - Kindle Reviewer
“There is much irreverent delight and no excess in this writing. I'd call it perfect prose. Five stars!” - Kindle Reviewer
“Creepy-scary and everything else a horror story should be.” - Kindle Reviewer
“I absolutely loved this. I'd follow Cade Crowley into hell and back just for the entertainment value.” - Kindle Reviewer
“A quick read, easily finished in a evening, but packed with enough details and action to leave the reader satisfied.” - Kindle Reviewer
“I love fast pace books and this did the trick.” - Kindle Reviewer
- GenresUrban Fantasy
24 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 26, 2014
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114 people want to read
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
May 8, 2018
Good, fast read
Great story. Grabbed me at the start and never let me go until the end. Will be checking out more from this author.
Great story. Grabbed me at the start and never let me go until the end. Will be checking out more from this author.
May 28, 2018
Another good short story.
March 23, 2016
In this story, Cade fights the demon of gluttony who is at first, satisfied with attaching itself to whomever is available and eating vicariously through them until they literally die from excess. However, the more the demon eats, the more powerful he becomes, until he no longer needs a mortal host...so he begins eating them! Cade not only has to deal with a demon, but also an Episcopalian preacher who wants a share of the bounty.
This is a very short story, but an incredibly fun read. As with its predecessor, this story had the potential to be a full blown novel and I would have read every word! The author has a way of pulling you into the story and making you feel like you are a part of it. I would like to read more about Cade's background and how he became a demon bounty hunter for the Catholic Church.
This is a very short story, but an incredibly fun read. As with its predecessor, this story had the potential to be a full blown novel and I would have read every word! The author has a way of pulling you into the story and making you feel like you are a part of it. I would like to read more about Cade's background and how he became a demon bounty hunter for the Catholic Church.
February 3, 2015
Cade Crowley, a demon hunter for the Catholic Church runs up on a strange one this time around. A demon that forces it's victims to eat themselves to death, a constant parade of deliveries. Five hundred pounds gained in a week before transferring to a new host.
Interesting take on the genre.
Interesting take on the genre.
November 21, 2016
Different
Entertaining little read I liked it and will read a few more now I have tried the author. Words words (it said 2more words were required so I gave them 2 I hate being told )
Entertaining little read I liked it and will read a few more now I have tried the author. Words words (it said 2more words were required so I gave them 2 I hate being told )
April 22, 2015
Ehhhhhhh! (shrug)
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews