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    Crossfire
    Aces & Eights
    Ebook series2 titles

    Doc Voodoo Series

    By Dale Lucas

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    About this series

    Harlem’s darkest denizens stalks the night as a skull-faced, gun-toting, voodoo-powered avenger that the people call the Cemetery Man... the Witch Doctor... the Dread Baron...

    But you can just call him Doc Voodoo.

    In Crossfire, the Reverend Barnabus Farnes and the members of his Harlem Concerned Citizens Brigade narrowly escape a mob rub-out when the shadowy crimefighter known as Doc Voodoo comes to their aid. But in the aftermath of their deliverance, mob boss Harry Flood decides to fight Doc’s magic with magic and the revolutionary Jebediah Debbs forms an armed and dangerous Harlem Vigilance Committee. Caught between trigger-happy vigilantes, a hexed holy man, and a mad mobster out for blood, Doc Voodoo finds himself torn between worlds and caught in the crossfire...

    Crossfire is the second book in the Doc Voodoo series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBeating Windward Press
    Release dateFeb 1, 2014
    Crossfire
    Aces & Eights

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Aces & Eights
      Aces & Eights

      Aces & Eights

      Dale Lucas
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      Harlem, 1926. As the West Indies and the Harlem Knights wage a bloody turf war, the Irish, Italian and Jewish mobs circle like sharks and a helpless community bleeds. But one of Harlem’s darkest denizens has been called by the old gods in answer to the people’s prayers for help. He stalks Harlem’s night as a skull-faced, gun-toting, voodoo-powered avenger that the people call the Cemetery Man... the Witch Doctor... the Dread Baron... But you can just call him Doc Voodoo. In Aces & Eights the Queen Bee controls the speakeasies, brothels and numbers rackets in north Harlem; Papa House controls the south. As the Queen Bee puts the final touches on her new night club, Papa House makes his move to take over all of Harlem, declaring war. But Doc Voodoo is conjuring the Loas and getting horsed to maintain peace, prosperity, and autonomy for the residents of Harlem. Navigating a minefield of gang rivalries, political corruption, and black magic, Doc Voodoo lays down a new law in Harlem, dispensing two-fisted justice with a heaping helping of hot lead! Aces & Eights is the first book of the Doc Voodoo series.

      Harlem, 1926. As the West Indies and the Harlem Knights wage a bloody turf war, the Irish, Italian and Jewish mobs circle like sharks and a helpless community bleeds. But one of Harlem’s darkest denizens has been called by the old gods in answer to the people’s prayers for help. He stalks Harlem’s night as a skull-faced, gun-toting, voodoo-powered avenger that the people call the Cemetery Man... the Witch Doctor... the Dread Baron... But you can just call him Doc Voodoo. In Aces & Eights the Queen Bee controls the speakeasies, brothels and numbers rackets in north Harlem; Papa House controls the south. As the Queen Bee puts the final touches on her new night club, Papa House makes his move to take over all of Harlem, declaring war. But Doc Voodoo is conjuring the Loas and getting horsed to maintain peace, prosperity, and autonomy for the residents of Harlem. Navigating a minefield of gang rivalries, political corruption, and black magic, Doc Voodoo lays down a new law in Harlem, dispensing two-fisted justice with a heaping helping of hot lead! Aces & Eights is the first book of the Doc Voodoo series.

    • Crossfire
      Crossfire

      Crossfire

      Dale Lucas
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      Harlem’s darkest denizens stalks the night as a skull-faced, gun-toting, voodoo-powered avenger that the people call the Cemetery Man... the Witch Doctor... the Dread Baron... But you can just call him Doc Voodoo. In Crossfire, the Reverend Barnabus Farnes and the members of his Harlem Concerned Citizens Brigade narrowly escape a mob rub-out when the shadowy crimefighter known as Doc Voodoo comes to their aid. But in the aftermath of their deliverance, mob boss Harry Flood decides to fight Doc’s magic with magic and the revolutionary Jebediah Debbs forms an armed and dangerous Harlem Vigilance Committee. Caught between trigger-happy vigilantes, a hexed holy man, and a mad mobster out for blood, Doc Voodoo finds himself torn between worlds and caught in the crossfire... Crossfire is the second book in the Doc Voodoo series.

      Harlem’s darkest denizens stalks the night as a skull-faced, gun-toting, voodoo-powered avenger that the people call the Cemetery Man... the Witch Doctor... the Dread Baron... But you can just call him Doc Voodoo. In Crossfire, the Reverend Barnabus Farnes and the members of his Harlem Concerned Citizens Brigade narrowly escape a mob rub-out when the shadowy crimefighter known as Doc Voodoo comes to their aid. But in the aftermath of their deliverance, mob boss Harry Flood decides to fight Doc’s magic with magic and the revolutionary Jebediah Debbs forms an armed and dangerous Harlem Vigilance Committee. Caught between trigger-happy vigilantes, a hexed holy man, and a mad mobster out for blood, Doc Voodoo finds himself torn between worlds and caught in the crossfire... Crossfire is the second book in the Doc Voodoo series.

    Author

    Dale Lucas

    Dale Lucas is a novelist, screenwriter, civil servant, and armchair historian. He is the author of the Doc Voodoo book series, the novella "No Surrender" and the story collection "Right Behind You." His short stories have appeared in "Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction," "Samsara: The Magazine of Suffering" and "Horror Garage."He lives in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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