Dawn Song
Bram Stoker Award winner 1998, International Horror Guild Award winner 1998.
Dawn Song is a darkly erotic exploration of supernatural evil in very human circumstances. Lawrence is an invisible bookstore clerk in Boston, drawn through no choice of his own into the greatest conflict of all – a struggle for dominance between two of the most powerful devils in Hell.
As the media frenzy of the Gulf War buildup enthralls the city, Lawrence feels the presence of something ethereal and beautiful that has come to Boston, as he has, in search of fulfillment and love everlasting. If he only knew what it was...
"It put me in mind of Anne Rice." – William Peter Blatty, author of The Exorcist
"Juxtaposes scenes of hauntingly perverse beauty with vignettes of stark and grotesque horror in the compelling and disturbing tale of occult warfare and transcendent faith." – Library Journal
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Michael Marano is the author of Dawn Song, winner of both the Bram Stoker Award and the International Horror Guild Award.
