CONVERGING : A Subdue Novel

by Thomas S. Flowers, Michael Bray (Illustrator), Chad A. Clark (Editor)

THE SUBDUE SERIES CONTINUES! Donna Swanson has been the sheriff of New Castle long enough to know something is terribly wrong in her town… With its peaceful Appalachian streams and a homely diner where the residents congregate over pie, New Castle seems like the least sinister place on earth. Then a new restaurant opens, and a wave of deadly illness ravages the town. Is it a coincidence, or has evil appeared in their midst, cleverly disguised as restauranteurs? Donna’s duty demands she discover what’s going on before the disease wipes out her town. Jo Harwood didn’t ask to be a monster, and Bobby Weeks would do anything to take back her curse… Bobby thinks they can make a fresh start in New Castle, a quiet place where he can teach her how to control the monster inside her. But when Jo’s desire for independence clashes with Bobby’s need for control, she takes off, and Bobby races to find her before she transforms into the beast. Luna Blanche tries to accept her new identity, and to accept the gruesome truth about John Turner. Luna tries to adapt to her role as Woman in the Woods—priestess of the desperate residents surrounding Mississippi’s Delta—while John struggles with his anger and hatred. Since his resurrection, he’s been driven to abominable acts. He wants Luna to love him, but how could she love a monster? Dark forces are converging on New Castle, Virginia. Can conflicts be put aside before evil consumes them all?

273 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 3, 2020

About the author

Thomas S. Flowers is an Operation Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom Army veteran who loves scary movies, BBQ, and coffee. Ever since reading Remarque’s "All Quiet on the Western Front" and Stephen King’s "Salem’s Lot" he has inspired to write deeply disturbing things that relate to war and horror, from the paranormal to his gory zombie infested PLANET of the DEAD series, to even his recent dabbling of vampiric flirtation in The Last Hellfighter readers can expect to find complex characters, rich historical settings, and mind-altering horror. Thomas is also the senior editor at Machine Mean, a horror movie and book review site that hosts contributors in the horror and science fiction genre.

PLANET of the DEAD and The Last Hellfighter are best-sellers on Amazon's Top 100 lists for Apocalyptic Fiction and African American Horror.

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Reviews

[Chad]

The story goes off in a completely new and unexpected direction but still manages to captivate and be gripping. The characters are real and have depth and Flowers plays them off each other brilliantly. Once again, differing perspectives are expertly used to craft a well rounded tale. This leaves off with a possibility for more and I for one will welcome it if Flowers ever decides to revisit this universe.