Coffin Moon

A Novel

De: Keith Rosson

Narrado por: Pete Cross

“This is mind-blowingly good. A horror novel that will keep you awake long after you turn the last page.”—Stephen King

From the author of Fever House and The Devil by Name: a Vietnam veteran and his adopted niece hunt—and are hunted by—the vampire that slaughtered their family.

“Grabs you by the throat and doesn’t relent.”—Cassandra Khaw, author of Nothing But Blackened Teeth

A VULTURE BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR

It’s the winter of 1975, and Portland, Oregon, is all sleet and neon. Duane Minor is back home after a tour in Vietnam, a bartender just trying to stay sober; save his marriage with his wife, Heidi; and connect with his thirteen-year-old niece, Julia, now that he’s responsible for raising her. Things aren’t easy, but Minor is scraping by.

Then a vampire walks into his bar and ruins his life.

When Minor crosses John Varley, a killer who sleeps during the day beneath loose drifts of earth and grows teeth in the light of the moon, Varley brutally retaliates by murdering Heidi, leaving Minor broken with guilt and Julia filled with rage. What’s left of their splintered family is united by only one desire: vengeance.

So begins a furious, frenzied pursuit across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. From grimy alleyways to desolate highways to snow-lashed plains, Minor and Julia are cast into the dark orbit of undead children, silver bullet casters, and the bevy of broken men transfixed by Varley’s ferocity. Everyone’s out for blood.

Gritty, unforgettable, and emotionally devastating, Coffin Moon asks what will be left of our humanity when grief transmutes into violence, when monsters wear human faces, and when our thirst for revenge eclipses everything else.

The unstoppable re-birth of The Vampires

Came into this book knowing very little. Basically all I knew was the story has vampires in it. Right off the bat, I will give The novel props for grabbing my attention almost immediately. Most stories live or die by their ability to grab you within the first couple of pages and this book managed to do so. I really enjoyed the central characters of Dwayne and Julia.
Both characters have purpose and feel wholly their own. I am admittedly a sucker for a good vampire story so I had a very good feeling about this one and at the end of the day it’s a very good, character driven story and vengeance and acceptance of one’s self and the mistakes me make. The villain was also very good. a real interesting sick bastard. Overall do recommend checking this book out. Especially in the fall/winter months.

Great Audiobook

Great story and excellent production. Well done. Narrator is very good. Fifteen word minimum review is annoying

Hell. Yes.

So surprised to stumble on this author & I can't wait to check out more!

Top 5 Vampire novel.

Excellent story. Tremendous writing. Well paced. All of it was great. The characters had depth while he did a great job of capturing the era.

Poor Julia

This was a very good book but wow did the author hate one of his characters (Julia) and had it in for Duane. It reminded me of when the cartoonist used to mess with Bugs Bunny by erasing stuff he needs. Cruel but so goes fiction. Good audiobook, week written and performed.

One side note: did everyone in the 70s call each other “brother” as done in the dialogue? I don’t remember that.