Erik Williams Novel DEMON Up for Pre-Order

 

Yeah, buddy.  DEMON is officially up for pre-order.  As some of you know, this is my first officially published novel.  It’s been a long time in coming.  And now it’s almost here.  Looks like the shipping date is estimated to be September 15th.

So, what are you buying?  Here’s the write up:

Mike Caldwell is a CIA assassin dealing with what may be an unstoppable pathogen that turns the infected into primal killing machines. The truth, though, is far scarier. Once he learns what he’s actually facing, Mike will wish he was dealing with hundreds of deadly pathogens.

At a remote construction site in Iraq, the ancient prison of the fallen angel Semyaza is unearthed and opened. For the first time in thousands of years, Semyaza is free. Free to move in and amongst the humans he so dearly hates. And Hell follows with him.

Now Mike is on its trail, hunting a demon whose mere presence turns every living thing near it into a weapon of mass destruction. A demon who would love nothing more than to wipe out all of humanity. Both are merchants of death on a collision course.

Yeah, Mike wishes it was just an unstoppable pathogen.

“DEMON -like a hellacious cross between 24, The Exorcist and a videogame. Fast-paced and wicked fun.” -Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestseller and multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning author of THE KING OF PLAGUES and ROT & RUIN

“Some things just won’t stay buried…no matter how sanctified the ground. Set amid the turmoil and terror of the present war, a much more ancient battle–the ultimate battle of GOOD versus EVIL in which Man is only a pawn–is resurrected…and God help us all.” -P.D. Cacek, multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning author of THE WIND CALLER

There’s also a kick-ass intro by Gene O’Neill.  Oh, and that sweet cover is by Kip Ayers.  It couldn’t have come out better, in my opinion.

So, go forth and order.  I’m already indebted to all of you for the support you’ve given my work so far.  This one is the biggie, though.  Let’s light this candle (bonus points to any who can name the movie).