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The Shepherd Into Hell
Baltimore, steeped in rich flavorable traditions; the reverence of Edgar Allan Poe, arrabers, white marble stoops and Chesapeake Bay crabs. Has a new flavor ripping its way into making a new tradition of unforsaken horror in the city residents affectionately call 'Bmore'. A werewolf, steeped in the macabre terrifying folklore of Dark Europe, has slashed out of its shadowy legend into a deadly grim reality. Follow Joe Cocamoe, a disabled former Army Ranger doing Bounty Hunting to make ends meet, into a horrific and intense journey of human transformation into something nightmarish and otherworldly. Baltimore is ill-prepared for the hell about to descend upon it.
167 pages, Paperback
Published May 18, 2019
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May 7, 2020
The Shepherd Into Hell
Set against the backdrop of Baltimore, Maryland rich in history, culture, and mystery, Joseph Norris’ The Shepherd Into Hell had me hooked from page one. His grasp of prose and his instinct for writing a riveting terror fest is refreshing.
Joe Cocamoe is an anti-hero for a new generation. The things that man gets himself into and out of… WOW!!! After reading this page-turner, I’ll be looking over my shoulder wondering if that sigh of summer heat is something more sinister.… something with a thirst for blood, bone, and unending screams.
I’ve seen the future of horror. His name is Joseph Norris, III.
Set against the backdrop of Baltimore, Maryland rich in history, culture, and mystery, Joseph Norris’ The Shepherd Into Hell had me hooked from page one. His grasp of prose and his instinct for writing a riveting terror fest is refreshing.
Joe Cocamoe is an anti-hero for a new generation. The things that man gets himself into and out of… WOW!!! After reading this page-turner, I’ll be looking over my shoulder wondering if that sigh of summer heat is something more sinister.… something with a thirst for blood, bone, and unending screams.
I’ve seen the future of horror. His name is Joseph Norris, III.
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Stephanie Freeman·August 3, 2019
5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase
Format: Paperback
I've seen the future of horror. His name is Joseph Norris, III
The Shepherd Into Hell
Set against the backdrop of Baltimore, Maryland rich in history, culture, and mystery, Joseph Norris’ The Shepherd Into Hell had me hooked from page one. His grasp of prose and his instinct for writing a riveting terror fest is refreshing.
Joe Cocamoe is the anti-hero for a new generation. The things that man gets himself into and out of… WOW!!! After reading this page-turner, I’ll be looking over my shoulder wondering if that sigh of summer heat is something more sinister.… something with a thirst for blood, bone, and unending screams.
I’ve seen the future of horror. His name is Joseph Norris, III.
Stephanie Freeman

Stephanie Freeman·August 3, 2019
5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase
Format: Paperback
I've seen the future of horror. His name is Joseph Norris, III
The Shepherd Into Hell
Set against the backdrop of Baltimore, Maryland rich in history, culture, and mystery, Joseph Norris’ The Shepherd Into Hell had me hooked from page one. His grasp of prose and his instinct for writing a riveting terror fest is refreshing.
Joe Cocamoe is the anti-hero for a new generation. The things that man gets himself into and out of… WOW!!! After reading this page-turner, I’ll be looking over my shoulder wondering if that sigh of summer heat is something more sinister.… something with a thirst for blood, bone, and unending screams.
I’ve seen the future of horror. His name is Joseph Norris, III.
Stephanie Freeman
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