James Noll is a freelance writer, an educator, a musician, and a novelist from Fredericksburg, VA. The Devil's Man, released as a serial, is his fourteenth book. When he's not writing, he writes, records, and plays live music. When he's not doing either of those, he's probably thinking about them. Check out his work at silverhammer.studio.
The Devil's Man, Part II: Steve Came Back. The Devil's Man
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- ISBN8998878671
- EAN9798998878671
- Date de parution17/11/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDefinite Knife
Résumé
BEING MURDERED WAS THE EASY PART. Steve Mortenson is dead. Buried. Forgotten. Until he isn't. Dragged back from the grave by a cursed book, Steve stumbles through Cain's End, desperate to uncover who killed him and why he can't stay dead. Each clue leads him deeper into the mystery of his hometown, which hides its secrets behind friendly faces. Meanwhile, David Lowe begins to suspect something strange and evil about the stories he's "fixing" for Solomon Grimsby.
Unbeknowest to him, every word he edits drains him further, feeding the thing behind the pages and tightening the noose on Cain's End itself. The Devil's Man, Part II: Steve Came Back digs up the past and unearths one brutal truth: some stories don't end when you close the book.
Unbeknowest to him, every word he edits drains him further, feeding the thing behind the pages and tightening the noose on Cain's End itself. The Devil's Man, Part II: Steve Came Back digs up the past and unearths one brutal truth: some stories don't end when you close the book.





















