Bücher von Steve Diamond

"An intense, high-energy, what-lurks-in-the-shadows tale of monster, both men and otherwise. Steve Diamond can make you shiver." - Terry Brooks, New York Times bestselling author of the Shannara Chronicles When Jack Bishop's father is abducted and a supernatural monster is let loose in his small town, Jack discovers he has the ability to see the psychic residue left behind by monsters and murder victims.Along with the mind-reading Alexandra (Alex) Courtney, Jack uses his growing ESP abilities to stop a series of murders in town, and finds out why his father was taken.This author's revised edition of RESIDUE is a paranormal/supernatural thriller filled with monsters, mayhem, and mad-science. Can Jack learn to navigate his newly discovered supernatural world before it consumes him?"Residue is a fast-paced, fun read with great characters and the best prom scene since Carrie. Steve Diamond writes kick-butt mutants, psychics, and guns. I love it!"- Larry Correia, New York Times bestselling author of the Monster Hunter Series"I really enjoyed Steve Diamond's novel, Residue. Steve Diamond is not just a writer to watch ... he's a writer to read. Give yourself a treat and look for Residue! I look forward to Steve's future works."- Robert McCammon, New York Times bestselling author of Swan Song and Boy's Life"Residue will scare you-that's its primary goal-but along the way it will touch you, shock you, make you laugh, make you cheer, and make you think. Horror has been waiting for Steve Diamond."- Dan Wells, New York Times bestselling author of the John Cleaver Series and the Partials Sequence

As part of a diplomatic training mission, Alicia Yoder finds herself at the de facto US Embassy in Taiwan. Suddenly, she's pulled into an emergency meeting that results in her taking on a role she never imagined for herself, and has nothing to do with diplomacy. "You won't be disappointed" (New York Times bestselling author Kevin J. Anderson).-------Alicia Yoder is carrying a secret that has been causing her bouts of panic: she is suffering from dissociative amnesia.Her last solid memories are from her time as a neuroscience graduate student, and she cannot remember how she ended up working for a secret government organization.After being given assurances that her memory loss is likely temporary, Alicia is still uneasy about her situation. Despite this, she commits to finishing the training that she has already started.Unbeknownst to Alicia, when the agency sends her on a diplomatic training mission, they already have plans on exactly how they'll use her.