Dark Moon

By Stephen LaFevers and Beverley Bateman

“Don’t go to Canada” is a warning given to Dr. Phil Jones and his new wife Zena.

Circumstances cause a change in honeymoon plans and they find themselves on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.

While there Phil is attacked and nearly destroyed by an unknown animal but has a miraculous recovery, or does he?

On their return to New Orleans murders occur whenever there is a full moon and the perfect marriage begins to fall apart.

Zena soon question’s her husband’s mood fluctuations and the police are suggesting he might be the killer.

New Orleans has a long history of hauntings, vampires and werewolves. People accept their existence. Do the dead really have to act like it?

About the Authors

Stephen LaFevers

Stephen LaFevers was born in Oakland, CA, moved to Arkansas when he was 16, and has spent much of his adult life in Alaska. He has been a schoolteacher, newspaper editor, EMT, Registered Nurse, Family Nurse Practitioner, and is a Registered Hypnotherapy Instructor. He has written for numerous medical and computer magazines, and produced the Alaska EMS Provider News for 8 years and the Alaska EMS Instructor News for 7 years. He currently lives in rural Arkansas with his wife of 40 years.

Beverley Bateman

Beverley Bateman admits to being an avid reader of mystery and romantic suspense, which began early in life with Nancy Drew. She also confesses to spending a lot of time dreaming up locked room plots and conversations between fictional characters. After years of writing down scraps of plots and promising to write the whole story one day, Beverley finally decided it was time she succumbed to her long time desire to write. Purchasing her very first computer and struggling with computer illiteracy, she finally put her fingers to the keyboard and wrote her first novel, creating the characters she had been talking to for years.