Markhat

Hold the Dark

Frank Tuttle

Demons in a feeding frenzy drive the world-weary Markhat to the brink...

A Markhat story.

Quiet, hard-working seamstresses aren't the kind that normally go missing, even in a tough town like Rannit. Martha Hoobin's disappearance, though, quickly draws Markhat into a deadly struggle between a halfdead blood cult and the infamous sorcerer known only as the Corpsemaster.

A powerful magical artifact may be both his only hope of survival—and the source of his own inescapable damnation.

Markhat's search leads him to the one thing that's been missing in his life. But even love's awesome power may not save him from the darkness that's been unleashed inside his own soul.

Warning: This gritty, hard-boiled fantasy detective novel contains mild romance and interludes of suggestive hand-holding.

Published
April 14, 2009
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Frank Tuttle

Frank Tuttle lives in the humid wilderness of North Mississippi with his wife Karen and their ever-expanding pack of rescue dogs. Frank started writing shortly before the dinosaurs vanished (rumors of this mass extinction and the completion of Frank's first novel are unfounded and hurtful), and sold his first piece to Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine in 1994. Since then, Frank has sold fiction to Weird Tales and various other venues. Frank is either an avid computer gamer or a decorated Olympic triathalon athlete, who claims that his favorite fantasy fiction is probably Roger Zelazny's "Amber" series, or "Lord of the Rings,"…