The Ojanox III: All Fall Down

By: Manx, Daemon

"The Ojanox is Phenomenal There's a new voice in horror, and his name is Daemon Manx. Felissa Rose, Actress/Producer/Scream Queen - Sleepaway Camp

The Battle has Begun -

The year is 1979. A small New York town prepares to welcome the fall season in all the expected ways: young children bicker and boast over Halloween costumes, secret lovers meet in clandestine corners, and a tortured soul plots wicked deeds. All the while, hidden just out of view, patient and hungry... an ancient evil lurks.

With their town under siege and all evacuation routes blocked, Sheriff Primrose is quickly running out of options. Falling back on his military training, he enlists the help of first-responders and retired officers, forming an armed posse. Their goal: round up as many survivors as possible before night falls, and then barricade themselves somewhere safe until dawn.

Despite being sidelined by the adults, Troy, Wendy, and Janis have made their own startling discovery, one that may help turn the tide in the impending confrontation - but only if they can convince their parents to listen.

But timeless malevolence is not so easily conquered. High up on the mountain, hidden in the depths of Mountainside Asylum, the dark entity has a plan of its own, something the Grove's residents will never see coming.

Beginning where Ashes to Ashes left off, All Fall Down amps up the action level to eleven in a cataclysmic fight for survival.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D7KJ48WR
• ISBN13: 9798990963825
• Release Date: September 2024
• Publisher: Last Waltz Publishing
• Length: 436 Pages
• Weight: 1.78 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

I honestly can't wait to see how this story ends

Book three carries the same fast-paced energy as the previous two and sets the stage for the final book beautifully. The Ojanox is done playing with it's food source and the humans are done being snacks. I really like the world building in this book. The descriptions made me feel like I was in Garrett Grove, living this nightmare with its denizens. Each loss was felt, each victory was celebrated. Daemon has a way with words that will keep you turning the pages to see what happens next. While I'm still a bit salty at being practically tricked into reading an October book in August, I'm really glad I decided to read the first book and continue the series. I give this book 5 of 5 Paws as I get ready to drive into the final book of this quartet.