Kirjahaku

For the Christmas and New Year holidays, the siblings begrudgingly return to Oakland to face their fractious friendships after the demoralizing loss to MC Sepulcher that allowed thousands of demons to escape the nether realms. Having battled vampires, werewolves, demons and zombies. Omari figured he had experienced the worst of all possible evils until he, his sister and friends are made to face a destructive force that may be the deadliest yet. Unable to escape their responsibility, Omari and his crew must prepare to save the world. But to do that, they must face their own personal demons. And if they do, they have a chance at saving humanity. But are they brave enough to do it? Keep your airbag nearby, you're going globetrotting to New York, Tokyo, Morocco, Rio de Janeiro, and Oakland to face Master Vampires, Dogs of War, Indestructible Zombies and the deadliest monster of them all, the Ego and hurt feelings.

In Book 3 of the Tales of Urban Horror series, Omari's dreams are plagued by visions of demons seeking to kill him. His sister Jamilah and best friend Dragonbrush attribute the nightmares to his growing weed habit. When Jamilah and Dragonbrush also have nightmares, Omari wonders if it's the weed or are the demons real? Strap yourself in; you're going to Oakland, U.C. Berkeley, and Compton, California. Cities plagued with drug lords, mad scientists, telepaths, vampires, werewolves, and even demons.

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