Murdering his neighbor got Victor DeMoss arrested. His extreme wealth made him a flight risk, and if he could, he’d be on a remote island as fast as a private jet could take him there. When Dr. Chad Truett offers him bail in exchange for trying a truth serum, DeMoss jumps at the chance. But Truett’s incompetence leaves DeMoss in a coma from a drug overdose.
But even a coma can’t keep this psycho down.
Vic finds himself perfectly conscious outside his body in a state between sensible matter and pure spirit. He is invisible but not unheard, his words having the power of suggestion. He finds sustenance in a sweet substance covering his nurse’s skin. When he discovers the source of the substance is drug abuse, he goes on a hunt that soon becomes a rampage.
He is a god. He is a demon. And through him the sinful will now reap their just reward.
Doctors follow a trail of dead or comatose substance abusers in the wake of an invisible monster. Meanwhile, the police hope for their murder suspect to regain consciousness so he can stand trial for his crimes.
Victor DeMoss is a modern version of Bram Stoker’s Dracula vampire.
