Broken Souls

Stephen Blackmoore's hard-bitten necromancer Eric Carter returns in this noir urban fantasy series populated by ghosts, gods, and monsters bringing murder and mayhem to the mortal world.

When he returned to L.A. to find his sister¿s murderer, Eric Carter knew it would be a rough ride. Especially since he managed to make more than his share of enemies in the city¿both in this world and the next.

Like his new wife. Who happens to be the patron saint of death, Santa Muerte. She has him walking the razor¿s edge. And even the if unholy union has increased his magical powers¿it¿s slowly killing him both physically and mentally. Carter¿s going to have break his connection to the Aztec goddess before she breaks him into pieces.

And then things get really interesting. As he tries to find a way out of his predicament, Carter crosses paths with a twisted, ruthless killer can assume his victim¿s form and inherit their powers¿which barely discovers surviving when the monster tries to kill him. But why? That¿s what Carter would very much like to ask them. So he¿s going to hunt them down and ask them¿and not nicely.

That is, if his prey doesn¿t turn predator¿

¿and take more than just his life¿

Praise for the Eric Carter series:

¿Blackmoore employs Chandleresque prose to smoothly incorporate a hard-boiled sense of urban despair into a paranormal plot, with occasional leavening provided by smart-aleck humor.¿ ¿ Publishers Weekly on Dead Things

"In a world where Aztec Mythology, dark magic and grim reality blend together, nothing is what it appears to be... Best of all, Blackmoore¿s chillingly good storytelling skills ensures that fans will enjoy every step of this adrenaline fueled journey.¿ ¿ RT Book Reviews (Top Pick) on Broken Souls

¿This series is so fucking good. Blackmoore can¿t write these books fast enough to suit me. BROKEN SOULS is hyper-caffeinated, turbo-bloody face-stomping fun. This is the L.A-noir urban fantasy you¿ve been looking for.¿ ¿ Kevin Hearne, Author of The Iron Druid Chronicles

"Carter¿s wry voice is amusing as ever, but the grief he carries is palpable, adding depth and a sense of desperation to this action-packed adventure. Readers will be eager for more after this thrilling, emotionally fraught installment.¿ ¿ Publishers Weekly on Ghost Money, Starred Review

Series Order:

1. Dead Things
2. Broken Souls
3. Hungry Ghosts
4. Fire Season
5. Ghost Money
6. Bottle Demon

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