Summon the Demon

by Jerry Ahern, Sharon Ahern

Overview

n Charleston, South Carolina, where voodoo is still a powerful force, Josh Culhane and Mary Frances Mulrooney must stop a voodoo-inspired plot to set off a nuclear attack by an out-of-control submarine. The resulting blast would destroy the whole southern half of the East Coast, and with the help of a killer hurricane, maybe the whole world. Then M. F. Mulrooney is kidnapped by the voodoo bad priest to be presented as a gift to Asmodeus, the Prince of Evil, and it's up to Josh to rescue her, stop the sub and save the world. With zombies, good and bad voodoo priests and a couple of local bad guys trying to find Blackbeard's treasure thrown in for good measure, there's enough action to keep you turning pages right up to the final incredible ending.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149555109
Publisher:	Speaking Volumes
Publication date:	05/18/2014
Series:	The Takers , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	294
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Jerry Ahern (Axel Kilgore) is a science fiction and action author best known for his post-apocalyptic survivalist series The Survivalist. These pulp novels have sold more than 3.5 million copies worldwide. He also authored the gut-wrenching, action-packed series, They Call Me the Mercenary under the pseudonym Axel Kilgore. Along with his wife, Sharon, he is co-author of over eighty internationally-published novels.

Originally born in Chicago a long time ago, Sharon Ahern met her future husband and co-writer, Jerry Ahern, on the very first day of High School, and they became friends for life. They eventually married and had two wonderful kids, Jason and Samantha, and five beautiful grandchildren.

Sharon began her writing career in the public relations department of Illinois Bell Telephone and stringing for a local newspaper. Always an avid researcher—Sharon was always eager to do book reports and term papers—she was happy to pull out the Britannica and become an instant expert on whatever information Jerry needed for a story, whether a particular time in history or facts concerning a far away place. Now the musty volumes have been replaced with the internet. She has interviewed people on a wide range of topics such as Voodoo practices and biker gangs. Sharon is also a professional photographer, her works having been published in magazines throughout the world.

When not working with Jerry, Sharon enjoys reading, antiquing, and gardening in the long Georgia summers, where they have resided for over thirty years.