Around the city, kids are going missing and the police are at their wits end to come up with any sort of clue as to who or what might be involved. Despite his beliefs, the lead detective involved listens to a friend and contacts Dillon, someone claiming to be a monster hunter. Dillon listens to what the detective says and agrees to help. Lucky for them.
Not so lucky for Dillon.
While he's normally game to hunt down any strange creature that might've found their way to this world - even a giant Hellion bent on consuming the planet - he is unprepared for what lies in wait for him. Despite how strange his job is, there are still rules even a monster detective must follow, but to ignore the situation might only put more innocent lives at risk.
Unable to ignore his feeling of duty, Dillon forgoes the rules and joins forces with the detective and an old friend to find the monster who is stealing kids and the master who is controlling it.
From the author of The Gate at Lake Drive, Maymon and Dark Reaches comes the second book in the Dillon the Monster Dick series.
Shaun Tawodi Meeks lives in Toronto, Ontario with his partner, Mina LaFleur. Together they own and operate their company L'Atelier de LaFleur. Shaun has been writing for many years now, with over 50 short stories in publication. He is proud of his Native American heritage, and has passed his passion of Native culture and history to his children who are Cherokee, Muskogee Creek, and Ojibwa. He is the author of the Dillion the Monster Dick series (The Gate at Lake Drive, Earthbound and Down, Altered Gate, Heads, You Lose, A Touch of Death, and the forthcoming In the Key of Insanity), Dark Reaches, Brother's Ilk, At the Gates of Madness, From Nightmares, Dream, Blood on the Ground: Six Shots of Southern Discomfort, Shutdown and the novelettes Down on the Farm and The Shadow of Memory. His most recent work has appeared in Midian Unmade, Terror Unimaginable, Pulp Noir, Rogue Nation, A Feast of Feast of Frights, Fresh Fear, Dark Moon Digest 15, Of Devils & Deviants. Shaun will be releasing his latest novel, The Place Where the Shadows Live, and a new collection, Salt on the Wounds soon. For more information or to contact him, go to www.shaunmeeks.com.
This is the second book in the Dillon series, and it's not only as good as The Gate at Lake Drive, it surpasses it. More monsters, more creepy things, some great humour, and some big twists. This book focuses on an investigation in the city this time, where Dillon offers his services to the police to help them with some strange cases of missing kids that has left the police baffled. What follows is a crazy, high speed train ride to an end that left me satisfied, yet still wanting more. Dillon is a great character, and I hope there's more of these to come.