Harold and the Angel of Death (Paperback or Softback)

"What's the matter?

Seen a ghost?"

After the suicide of his adopted father and the death of the man responsible for the loss of his family, Harold is still haunted. While his nights are plagued with chilling dreams of John returning from the grave to torment him, his days are spent in the uncertainty of taking up his father's defense company.

Between the specter in his nightmares claiming he will kill again, and the claims of friendship from the CIA and a group illegal arms dealers, Harold finds that he isn't sure who to trust. He's not even sure he can trust himself...

Harold and the Angle of Death is full of action, adventure, twist, and thrilling suspense. Readers who enjoyed Joshua and the Shadow of Death, as well as works by authors such as Diane Moody, A. H. Wang, Richard Wake, Creston Mapes, and George Wallace, won't want to miss out on this gripping second book in the Berserker series. Grab your copy today!

Gary McPherson (1966-) was born in Sacramento, California, and spent his childhood in Westminster, Ca. For most of his adult life, Gary has lived in North Carolina. He and his wife have lived in Charlotte, NC for the past twenty-six years. A change in health and a love of storytelling moved Gary from a 27-year career in Computer and Software Engineering to become an author of thrillers as well as humorous short stories. His debut novel, and first in the Berserker series, "Joshua and the Shadow of Death" released Oct 30, 2018. His second novel in the Berserker series, "Harold and the Angel of Death" is set to release May 2019. Also, Gary has written two short humorous anthologies under the pen name Lucius McCray. The first is titled "Country Boy." Lucius McCray's second book "Humor Deeper Than a Holler" released March 9, 2019. You can find guest articles by Gary in Writer's Digest, Criminal Element, Crimespree, Magazine, and Patient Worthy. Gary provides free short stories on his website and runs a weekly livestream on his Facebook page, gmacwriter, where he talks about writing with his health challenges and engages reader's questions.