Plus, it has vampires, ninjas, and vampire ninjas. Lawson's fight against evil has bone-crunching authenticity. Merz seamlessly welds gritty detail with myth and legend to create a thrill ride into the shadow-world lurking beneath modern Japan. Highly recommended!" -Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of The Dragon Factory and Patient Zero Merz brings his A-game and then ratchets it up to a whole new level of supernatural action.
Vampires, Yakuza killers, crooks and animal-monster hyrbids. "The Kensei is an action novel with real bite. Did I mention vampire ninjas?"-Jason Pinter, bestselling author of The Fury and The Darkness A bullet train slice 'em, dice 'em mixture of action, suspense, and vampire ninjas. "If James Bond, True Blood and Kill Bill created a mutant hybrid of a book, it would be The Kensei. Merz's THE KENSEI (A Lawson vampire Novel #5):
".a fine stalking session in vampire-noir land.a series and talented writer I'll be sticking with all the way." - Mort Castle, author of The Strangers and On Writing Horror
Merz's novels move at a break-neck pace, twisting through a landscape of thrills and terror." - Douglas Clegg, author of The Infinite and The Priest of Blood "A powerful novel by a man who knows the turf already." -NYT Bestselling author Robert. "Lawson is more like Jason Bourne than Dracula, making this a vampire mystery with broad appeal." -Booklist When the sister of the latest victim, Lauren Fields, uncovers an old journal detailing the hunt for a creature known only as the Soul Eater, she and Curran must confront the very real prospect that the killer is not of this world at all – and that his motives have little to do with killing, but all to do with something far, far worse. Convinced the serial killer that caused his expulsion from the Bureau is once again haunting him, Curran soon learns his theories are all wrong. When disgraced ex-FBI agent-turned-Boston-cop Steve Curran finds a corpse with no practical explanation for its death, the nightmares start again.
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