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    The Eye Of The Shaolin

    By Jon-Paul Smith

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    Isaiah Bane is the last in a long line of ex-Shaolin monks, heir to the darkest, and most important, secret the world has ever known. It is a secret that was gleaned from the Necronomicon 900 years ago. It is a secret that has given Isaiah Bane superhuman powers. Now he is the midnight vigilante known as the Guardian.

    Today, in modern day New York, he lives by day as Isaiah Bane, President and CEO of Bane Enterprises. But by night he secretly fights the death cults of Cthulhu who have one goal: to open the Gate Of Sound and awaken Cthulhu from his long sleep beneath the waves.

    Now they have taken reporter Angela Price prisoner. And in coming to her rescue Isaiah Bane finds himself standing between the Red Hand, the world's most nefarious cult of Cthulhu, and the one thing they need the most to raise their fallen god: a missing passage from the Necronomicon, a passage that only Isaiah Bane possesses.

    A short Lovecraftian superhero novel blending Cthulhu, weird west and kung fu. These are episodes 1-6 in The Life And Times Of Citizen Bane.

    Also includes a novelette The Strange And Curious Rape Of Hilda Miller (Capacity Girl/Ivy Mistress Origin Story #1):

    Hilda Miller is recently widowed and forced to raise her two year old daughter, Emily, alone.

    On a shopping trip she never notices the man with the tattoos following her down the aisles. She never notices him follow her home.

    But later on when he rapes and tortures her she is faced with a horrifying choice: don't scream, despite the pain, or wake her baby up in the next room, the one her rapist doesn't even know is there.

    But two year old Emily has a few surprises of her own to show them both...

    A long Capacity Girl/Ivy Mistress origin story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJon-Paul Smith
    Release dateOct 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370761562
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    Jon-Paul Smith

    Jon-Paul Smith lives in Tennessee. When he's not writing and spending time with his daughter he works for a rather famous, and rather large, retailer, managing back room processes. But his true passions are writing - and spending time with his young daughter who is still learning to read. If she's anything like her daddy it won't take long.His fiction centers around the genres of fantasy, science fiction, superhero fiction, magical realism and occasionally crime.

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