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Caulborn #5
Nightfall: Caulborn 5
Vincent Corinthos has made his share of enemies. He's squared off against diabolical megalomaniacs, shadow lords and intergalactic conquerors. And now he and the rest of Boston's Caulborn have been targeted by a clan of vampiric assassins. After suffering casualties and the destruction of their headquarters, the Caulborn are forced to temporarily retreat from our universe. As they lick their wounds, Vincent taps every resource he has to prepare a final, desperate counterstrike against the assassins. Night is falling on Boston's Caulborn. Will they survive to see the dawn?
- GenresUrban FantasyFantasy
299 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 8, 2016
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About the author
Nicholas Olivo
16 books76 followersMy childhood consisted of way too many video games, comic books and 80′s cartoons. Add in a healthy appetite for Tolkien and Stephen King, and the end result was a geek who had visions of someday writing his own novels.
It was Terry Brooks’ Wishsong of Shannara that really clinched it and got me excited about writing. But it wasn’t until years later, after reading Jim Butcher’s Storm Front, that I decided to take a crack at urban fantasy. After a month of Pepsi-and-Snickers-assisted brainstorming, Vincent Corinthos and the Caulborn were conceived. A year later I published the first Caulborn novel, Imperium.
I’ve lived my entire life in various New England states, and I’m fascinated by New England’s paranormal history. One thing I really enjoy is incorporating local paranormal events and urban legends into the books. Each Caulborn novel will include references to real-world supernatural occurrences, and explains how they fit into the Caulborn’s world.
I live with my wife and three children, and a shape-shifting cat who may or may not be be in human form at any given moment.
It was Terry Brooks’ Wishsong of Shannara that really clinched it and got me excited about writing. But it wasn’t until years later, after reading Jim Butcher’s Storm Front, that I decided to take a crack at urban fantasy. After a month of Pepsi-and-Snickers-assisted brainstorming, Vincent Corinthos and the Caulborn were conceived. A year later I published the first Caulborn novel, Imperium.
I’ve lived my entire life in various New England states, and I’m fascinated by New England’s paranormal history. One thing I really enjoy is incorporating local paranormal events and urban legends into the books. Each Caulborn novel will include references to real-world supernatural occurrences, and explains how they fit into the Caulborn’s world.
I live with my wife and three children, and a shape-shifting cat who may or may not be be in human form at any given moment.
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June 14, 2018
I like the world the author created. I enjoy it. I am curious about it. I want to learn more about it. But I just don't like the main character. He just annoys me.
December 9, 2017
My favorite of the series thus far...
January 1, 2017
Great Series
This is really a fun and well written series. I've read all 5 in the series and can't wait for the next. Where does the author come up with all this stuff? What am imagination! Give this series a try I'm betting you will get a kick out of it.
This is really a fun and well written series. I've read all 5 in the series and can't wait for the next. Where does the author come up with all this stuff? What am imagination! Give this series a try I'm betting you will get a kick out of it.
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