Showing posts with label paranormal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paranormal. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

MOTH Cover Revealed...

Behold, the cover for the first book in Max Hollingsworth's dark paranormal mystery series, Moth - 




Here is the tentative summary/blurb for the book - 

Social Worker Max Hollingsworth is no stranger to the otherworldly. But when he’s called upon to investigate a missing child protective services worker, he stumbles upon a deeper mystery.

Children are vanishing and no one, not even their parents, remembers them. Suspicion turns to Neo-Nazi vampires and humans running a child slavery ring, but the truth is far more sinister than even Max is prepared to handle. For help he turns to friends, old and new, but even they might not be enough…forcing him to turn to the least likely ally of all: an enemy who’s cruelty and evil was almost his end…and haunts him still.


He’ll be lucky if he makes it out of this one alive.



Moth is due out this September. Exact release dates when they become available.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Crescent Moon Press Online

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And spread the word: three Crescent Moon Press authors are finalists for Eppie Awards:

Piper's Fury--Paranormal---by Rachel Firasek
Knightfall--Fantasy Romance---by Berinn Rae
Thief of Hope--Fantasy---by Cindy Young-Turner

Saturday, April 24, 2010

From Formspring: What is the definition of 'super natural' in your books?

Functionally, I use supernatural to mean anything that exists in violation of the known laws of nature. This is a relative definition, but also a fluid one. It allows for some overlap between science and the supernatural. Things that are considered supernatural at one time might be realized as natural later.

I use the terms supernatural, otherworldly, and paranormal as synonyms in my book. Most of the time, I favor the term otherworldly. The agency that investigates and tracks supernatural creatures and events for the U.S. Government in my books uses the term otherworldly in their name: Section for Otherwordly Research and Defence, SORD. This is a new name for the agency, taken when it was placed under the Department of Homeland Security. Before, it was two separate agencies, one in the FBI the other in the NSA. The former was called Weird Events Bureau (WEB) and the latter Otherwordly Research Division (ORD). These were combined into one agency after 9/11. ORD was mostly scientists and analysts, while WEB handled the law enforcement aspect. The combined agency makes an appearance in Max's first book, then again in the 3rd and 4th Dragon's Blood Chronicles books.