T. C. Williams

The Last Hour (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In a haunted version of Washington, D.C.'s forgotten neighborhoods, something sinister ticks beneath the surface-The Blood Clock, a government-built machine engineered to wipe out the memories, histories, and futures of Black and Brown communities across America.

Zion Moore, a 17-year-old with visions etched in glowing eyes and the power to blink through space and time, uncovers the truth about the country's most horrific secret: the U.S. government is rewriting time to commit cultural genocide. His best friend-and soon, his lover-Soleil Reyes, a sheroic teen with shapeshifting abilities and telepathy rooted in Afro-Caribbean and Latinx ancestry, holds the key to spiritual resistance passed down through brujería and voodoo.

Guided by two ancient queens-one of Voodoo, one of Brujería-they must survive police brutality, supernatural government experiments, and sundown town terror tactics resurrected by a president more demon than man.

With jump scares, ancestral magic, and a revolution igniting from the ashes of trauma, The Last Hour is a terrifying and electric Black horror saga about erasure, memory, love, and rage. It asks:

What if the final war for freedom wasn't fought with bullets...? But with the power to remember who we are?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: T.C. Williams
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230510635
• Artikelnr.: 75071430

Autorenporträt

About the Author
T.C. Williams is a bold new voice in horror and speculative fiction. A 20-year-old up-and-coming author from Ozark, Alabama, Williams writes stories that fuse ancestral power, social justice, and unflinching truth. With The Last Hour, Williams brings a fresh, fearless vision to Black horrorrooted in history, rebellion, and the belief that memory itself can be a weapon. This is just the beginning.