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Paranormal Investigator, Ian McDermott, has come to the small coastal river city of Astoria, Oregon … to investigate a rash of recent slayings, that in their wake, have left the banks of the Columbia River littered with horrifically mutilated, completely exsanguinated … rotting corpses.
All leads point to the new waterfront nightclub aptly named: The Morgue—devilishly devised by its unabashedly flamboyant owner, Vladimir Drago Salizzar (a self-proclaimed vampiric creature of the night), to attract Gothic types and presumed vampire role-playing raving revelers.
Ian, along with his four-legged friend, Scout, and his financial benefactor’s niece, Zoey, finds himself in way beyond his depth, caught up in an unimaginable web of extreme danger, malevolent evil, and demonic deceit, in this terrifying tale that will leave you breathless at every twist and turn; as you dive deep into the cold hellish abyss that is … Red Tide – The Flavel House Horror / Vampires of the Morgue.
**About the Author
David Reuben is the author of Red Tide, the second book of the continuing Ian McDermott investigative series. Coming soon: (Book I) Loup Garou – The Beast of Harmony Falls; (Book III) SCHIZOMEGA – Fresh Meat; and The Evilution – Rise of the Antichrist (Dark Tomes – Book I). In addition to being a writer of literary fiction, concentrating on the genres of Horror and Suspense/Thriller, David is an entrepreneur. He is the co-inventor/co-patent holder of the popular beverage dispenser The BrewTender. David and his wife Denise have five children, all boys. He and his wife reside in Southwest Washington State. Please visit David on Facebook at David Reuben – Author. Books by Author David Reuben can be purchased through Amazon.com (paperback and e-book) www.wolfbanebooks.com www.indiebookauthors.com 

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