He’d been eviscerated in a brutal fashion. The deputy is sent after this man, but the same sheriff is soon found dead. Werewolf?Ī man, devoid of any clothing, is seen running out of the ER doors of a hospital. There’s just one issue: the body is nowhere to be found. The lady is escorted to the morgue so as to identify the fallen perp. Her attacker, however, is dead and has just been taken to the prostration before the grave: the morgue. Said woman has just endured a vicious, gruesome sexual assault: she’s just been raped. Ravenous is one of the standalone novels penned by Garton. It has interesting characters, intriguing villains, a plot that absorbs, and, to top it all off, it’s paced perfectly.

There aren’t many vampire stories that can amuse, entertain, and satisfy like this one does. We see that a bit lower than the smile, upon his neck, there’s an oddly placed bite mark. At the end of the day, Davey went home with more than just a smiling grimace on his face. He is allured to go inside and when he does, he gets more than what he bargained for. Having no other recourse, schlemihl Davey goes to a New York City peep show aptly named Live Girls. He doesn’t get the promotion that he has, by all means, deserved his temper gets the better of him and now he doesn’t even have a job and as the proverbial cherry on top, his girlfriend just left me because of his inability to stand up for himself. Our main character, Davey Owen, is having a bit of a rough patch. The series is comprised of only two books, though they are quite a doozy. It even features Garton’s most loved book. The Davey Owen series is Garton’s most well-known series, to date. Let’s take a look at what the best Ray Garton books are. At the present time, Ray Garton lives somewhere in Northern California along with his spouse named Dawn. Garton has also done the novelization for many a movie, including the novelization of the fourth and fifth Nightmare on Elm street movies. For most of the series that the author has written, they don’t go above two books each. Though the author has written a high number of books, most of them were released as standalone novels.

Crucifax by Ray Garton