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Who will stop the invasion?Recently disavowed British secret agent H.G. Statham is on the run with no one but a stoned American bush pilot and a nervous Mexican disc jockey to rely upon for help. Dodging international assassins from every spy agency known to man, the trio of unlikely heroes must solve the mystery of why genetically created monsters are attacking top secret scientific research facilities across three different countries. The fate of the entire world hangs in the balance. Can this rag-tag group of desperate misfits stop the Invasion of the Chupacabras? This one is like James Bond VS Chupacabras. Like Moonraker crossed with Aliens.PRAISE FOR FURY OF THE CHUPACABRAS The character interactions are engaging and often hilarious, the body count is insanely high, there is an intentionally gratuitous gore factor that fits the story wonderfully, and Butcher's authorial voice is a perfect fit for the havoc-laden narrative... a riotously tumultuous celebration of blood, destruction, and savage monster action. - Shane Douglas Keene, shotgunlogic.comPRAISE FOR REVOLT OF THE CHUPACABRAS Another great installment in an awesome series. With Revolt of the Chupacabras, Raegan Butcher has established himself as a cryptid horror master and the ruler of all things chupacabra. With an insane battle royale in a drug lord's bizarre Roman coliseum, Revolt is full of non-stop action and jaw dropping revelations that will satisfy all of your monster and cryptid cravings. A must read! - Hunter Shea, author of The Montauk MonsterPRAISE FOR RISE OF THE CHUPACABRAS Raegan Butcher has taken Chupacabra tales to a whole new level with some of the wittiest, sharpest prose in the biz. If you haven't read the Chupacabra series yet, get on it! - Hunter Shea, author of The Montauk Monster

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Poet, novelist, singer, actor, former prisoner, and underground cult figure, Raegan Butcher's first collection of poetry, End of the World Graffiti, was published in 1991. In 1994, he appeared in the Seattle indie film The Year of My Japanese Cousin. Two years later he was convicted of armed robbery and spent seven years in prison, during which time he composed the poems that would appear in his next highly regarded book of poetry, Stone Hotel, published in 2003. Two years later, while living in Cuernavaca, Mexico, he produced another book of poetry titled Rusty String Quartet. He is also the author of the sci-fi horror novels Siege of Station 19 (Necro 2014) and Chupacabra Chronicles (Thunderstorm 2014). This year will see the release of a new book of poems, Brawl at the Poets Cafe (Binary 2016) as well as Fury of the Chupacabras (Necro 2016) and Revolt of the Chupacabras (Necro 2016). He lives in the Pacific Northwest with three ferrets, two dogs, and a cat who enjoys waking him at three in the morning.

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