Sirens and Succubi and Cops…oh my.
Mistress of the Second Circle
Cursed Sands Book 1
by B.C. James
Genre: Urban Fantasy, Supernatural Thriller
Sirens and Succubi and Cops…oh my.
A Tinder date goes disastrously wrong, ending with a middle-aged man gruesomely murdered and mysteriously mummified in a seedy motel. This baffling case lands in the lap of Detective Kace McCrae, unaware that this crime is just the opening salvo in a demonic civil war.
Satan has vanished, leaving his throne empty and the demonic factions on the brink of war for control of Hell. The key to victory? An ancient ring that grants its bearer dominion over demons, now in the possession of former Marine and Las Vegas Police detective Kace McCrae.
As the battle for Hell’s crown intensifies, Kace finds himself at the heart of a supernatural conflict he never asked for. With the fate of the underworld hanging in the balance, he must navigate treacherous alliances and fend off relentless adversaries.
Mistress of the Second Circle is the thrilling follow-up to Cursed Sands, continuing the saga of Detective Kace McCrae and his near-accidental war with the demonic realm. Brace yourself for a ride through the depths of darkness where every choice could mean life or eternal damnation.
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Brian James grew up just out of bullet range of Detroit. He was raised on the work of Douglas Adams and Snorri Sturluson. Eventually he went on to college where he majored in history. A degree which now hangs in his bathroom. While he never realized his dream to become a heavier version of Indiana Jones, he did wind up writing for a number of magazines, newspapers, websites, and Fortune 500 companies. When not writing Brian enjoys autumn sunsets, long walks on the beach, the eventual conquest of Ohio by the Kalamazoo Jaycees, and wearing a top hat while playing old school Guitar Hero!
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This looks really good. Definitely reading this.
ReplyDeleteI like the cover art. Looks fantastic. Sounds like a really interesting story.
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