Incubus An LGBT Historical Noir

Oh, what a tangled web we weave... "I'll plan it out," he said at last. "God forgive me," I sighed. "Us," he corrected me, but it seemed to me there wouldn't be enough forgiveness for the both of us, not for something so wicked. God forgive you, I thought. If you can find Paradise, that'll be enough for me. What a magnanimous soul I was back then. ___ Coleridge Fox has a liar for a lover, a gambling debt he can't pay, and his screenwriting career is D.O.A. He thought the Incubus, a serial killer running hunting in Hollywood's back streets, was the least of his worries, but now he's starting to wonder. Cole fell for the suave Leo Mancini the day they met, but is it ever really possible to trust a liar--especially when Mancini makes a murder suggestion sound like a marriage proposal? Set in 1956 Los Angeles, Incubus is a 108,000 word standalone novel and is intended for mature readers who enjoy the darkness and moral ambiguity of noir stories. It is high heat, twisted, and not for the faint of heart.