Who is Nathan Bright? He's a drunken chronic gambler, living alone on a farm in Aurora, Indiana. His dog bites. His wife ran away. He watches cable on a nine-inch black and white and he's about to get fired for missing work...until a massive finger burns his name on a cliff outside Denver and a winged demon, the Lord of Homicides, explodes into his life with his 27 million strong psychotic legion. Nathan suddenly has gambling money, his dog talks, and he is the first human to see demons and to trash his life without their evil help. He is a special person, but none of them know why. The Lord of Homicides believes he could be the Second Coming of Christ, sent to disrupt a plan to start a chain reaction war to destroy all humans forever. Nathan doesn't have a sober clue. He may die in Cincinnati on Fountain Square, and it won't be on a cross...unless someone can answer the question: Who is Nathan Bright? Dennis Latham, author of The Bad Season and Michael In Hell, puts his dark comedy twist on the powerful control demons and angels often have over humans.
Dennis Latham, a Marine to the end, has published short fiction in several magazines but prefers writing action novels like the acclaimed Michael In Hell. His last book, Waiting For An Open Bed, is a collection of bizarre humor from the fictional Sunnyvale Mental Rehab in Fermonga, Ohio. He writes a bimonthly newsletter for combat veterans, The S-2 Report, dealing with VA benefits and PTSD. He currently lives in Indiana in a sometimes haunted Victorian house, where he has experienced bizarre events that defy accepted reality. The Kentucky Ghost Hunters, PINK, will make a return visit to his house in February 2012.
