Black Dawn

<p><strong>Blackwell serves up a supporting cast to enhance the narrative as well as time travel mystery and murder. The ending may be a forecast of our future. </strong>Amazon<br><br><strong>A very exciting and fast-paced read. Blackwell perfectly merged fantasy science and religion so seamlessly that at times you couldn't distinguish between them. I highly recommend this novel to lovers of fantasy and action. I love how Blackwell constructed several different unique story lines and merged them brilliantly by the end of the novel with so many twists and turns that we never saw coming.</strong> Jodie Cook<br><br>Saul Climer is a down-on-his-luck alcoholic. Dwindling finances the isolation of country living a souring romance and a lurid love affair with the bottle all drive him into a pit of depression and reckless abandon. As he's dragged deeper into the black void of despair he realizes his chilling nightmares are not only becoming more vivid he's actually dream-teleporting and witnessing brutal murders.<br><br>At the end of his rope mentally and physically he learns he might be next on the killer's list and panic-stricken submerges himself even deeper into a steady stream of alcohol.<br><br>Waging a war with internal and external demons he discovers there's more to his precarious precipice than meets the eye: Voodoo spells calculating killers and possibly a government cover-up.<br><br>Pitting human vulnerability against the courage it takes to risk life limb and heart Black Dawn is a pulse-pounding supernatural thriller that is both terrifying and uplifting.</p>