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Jimmy Doyle is an honorable man who took a bullet for his country. On his return home to 1950s New York City to become a private detective, he accepts a position with Lucius Fogg, a preeminent occultist. Fogg dabbles in solving macabre crimes, and as his legman, Doyle is thrust deep into the world of the supernatural. He often has to face danger alone, for Fogg never, ever steps outside of his home. When the police ask for Fogg's help with a series of murders, Doyle is flung head-first into trouble. The killings are seemingly unrelated-except in the way they're committed. Though each has multiple witnesses and confessed suspects, Fogg sees something far more sinister pulling the strings. As the pieces start coming together, Doyle discovers an underground fight club where the supernatural brawl to the death. Who is behind the matches that threaten the very balance of the city and how is the mysterious new woman in his life involved? Doyle will put his own life on the line to discover the truth even if it means going against Fogg himself.

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Dan Wickline is a published writer and photographer. Born in Norwalk, California, he currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife Debbie and three cats: Tiger, Panther, and Crash and dog Artemis. Dan has written for Image Comics, IDW Publishing, Humanoids Publishing, Zenescope Entertainment, Avatar Press, Cellar Door Publishing and Moonstone Books. Recently Dan has written the re-launch of ShadowHawk for Image Comics and the on-going Sinbad series for Zenescope. Dan has also written a children's story entitled The Royal Crown Mystery Detective League that is available for electronic readers. The creation of Lucius Fogg came about over a six-year period. A short story called Three Little Ladies All in the Morgue was written in two thousand five and introduced the characters of Lucius and Jimmy Doyle. In two thousand ten, while looking for a new project to play with, Dan decided to tell more stories with his occultist and detective and began about writing what would be the bulk of this novel live on Twitter. With no pre-planning, Dan would write a chapter a day live using Twitter and its 140 character per post limit. By combining the short story and the Twitter story, Dan came up with Deadly Creatures. If you would like more information about Dan Wickline, his work, or wish to contact him, please visit www.danwickline.com.

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