Dancing With Ghosts

Kaitlyn Kiernan, a creative consultant for a Japanese business firm. Alexander Vick, a freelance reporter with a keen love for Asian action films and a black belt in Tae-Kwon-Do. Mathias Spectre, a man suffering from horrible delusions and bent on re-shaping the world in his own ghastly image. Plus a cult of drug-snorting sociopaths who channel the spirits of deceased serial killers for inspiration, a score of mutant prisoners rotting away in the shadows beneath dank caverns, and a twelve-year old boy running from the nightmares of his own past toward a destiny shaped by vengeance. These are the primary elements of Dancing With Ghosts, a savage, tautly plotted tale of mad ambition that only intensifies as the body count rises. Orn has given us a terrifying morality tale of blood soaked violence and redline passion, where society's worst fears are confirmed in a single, white-hot night of hate. The shocking conclusion will reverberate disturbingly long after the book has been closed.