Full Moon Affair

Publisher Marketing: Calasia is a nice little town if you don't mind running into the occasional oddball, street thug, or troll. It was a pretty normal summer day when Ze'eva Blackthorne approached Theron Chase, a detective, with a problem. Someone was trying to kill her. Even worse, that someone seemed to know her deepest secret, because why else would he be using silver bullets to try and knock her off? To make matters worse, it seems that everywhere Ze'eva and Theron go while he's investigating the case, assassins and bodies keep turning up and the local cops are more than happy to blame the growing body count on Theron. The clues all seem to point to one thing. While Ze'eva is the target, she's not the ultimate prize. Apparently the person behind this threat is after her father, a man she's never met, and this mastermind is pulling out all the stops. Theron soon learns there's a new threat . . . an assassin who has the ability to assume another person or creature's shape. So now, Theron must protect his client from anyone and everyone they meet and still try to solve the case before someone decides to end Ze'eva's singing career-permanently. From author Richard White comes the first in a series of supernatural Private Eye adventures featuring Theron Chase. Thrill and chill to the perfect blend of mystery and monsters in The Full Moon Affair. From Pro Se Productions. Contributor Bio:  White, Richard Richard White is McClelland Professor of Pacific Northwest History at the University of Washington. Patricia Nelson Limerick is Professor of History at the University of Colorado. James R. Grossman is Director of the Dr. William M. Scholl Center for Family and Community History at the Newberry Library in Chicago.