Hunted: A Jason Dark Mystery

by Guido Henkel

When ordinary measures are no longer enough, criminal mastermind Fu Man Chu is making use of a supernatural creature to get his way. Soon, Scotland Yard is confronted with a series of unexplainable deaths that unsettle Victorian London, and Inspector Lestrade turns to occult detectives Jason Dark and Siu Lin for help. But as they look into the case, the ghost hunters quickly realize that the evil crime lord has already made them the henchman’s next target, and according to legend, there is no escaping this deadly monster! Can fearless ghost hunter Jason Dark catch up to a ruthless remnant from the past and stop his reign of terror? Find out in the eleventh book of this award-winning Supernatural Thriller series!

164 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 8, 2015

About the author

Based in Southern California, Guido Henkel has been a computer game designer and interactive fiction writer for over 25 years before he decided to try his hand at traditional novelized fiction.

Among the many award-winning games he's worked on as the "Realms of Arkania" series which was the official adaptation of the highly successful German pen&paper role-playing game series "Das Schwarze Auge." However, he has also worked on titles such as "Fallout 2" and "Planescape: Torment," a game based in one of the more extreme and mature AD&D universes.

Guido Henkel is the creator of the gothic horror dime novel series "Jason Dark: Ghost Hunter," which he not only writes but also publishes.

Reviews

[Terri · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Jason Dark Ghost Hunter series is set in the dark and foggy streets of Victorian London. In this story, Jason and his partner Sui Lin face dangers searching for a mysterious box, the contents of which are unknown. Facing the Jiang Shi (Chinese Hopping Vampire) and the evil Fu Man Chu, the story is filled with adventures, frights, magic and tons of danger. I love the inclusion of other fictional (Inspector Lestrade) and historical characters (HG Wells) and the interesting historical tidbits which are all annotated as well.

[Shelley]

Author's guest post at my blog:
http://bookfare.blogspot.com/2015/10/...