The Glass-Face Man

The standalone sequel to Kentucky Dragon. * "They grabbed his duds, his picks as well, And they hoy them down the pit of hell, Down you go, we pay you well, You dirty blackleg miner." Blackleg Miner, traditional protest song * At her high school graduation in Manhattan, Josie sees her dead father’s ghost and thinks, 'Not again.' He gives her a warning: prehistoric evil is coming. She has ten days left. That night, Josie is home alone when a disfigured glass-face man breaks in.

He says one word—“burn”—and the next morning, Josie’s single mom is missing. In a desperate search from New York to Kentucky, Josie realizes that the world is descending into a mass extinction event. Worse, the die off has woken something very ancient.

Time is running out. In the limestone South, where grass steams from an underground mine fire, Josie learns of the dark bargain that links her mother’s disappearance with the ghost of her father and the terrifying glass-face man.