In Los Angeles, a woman is tormented by visions from a chilling past, and a man steps into a house of torture. On the steps of a church, a young woman has been sacrificed in a ritual of darkness.

In New York, a cab driver dreams of demons while awake.

And a man who calls himself the Desolation Angel has returned to draw his old friends back to their hometown-a town where, two decades earlier, three boys committed the most brutal of rituals, an act of such intense savagery that it has ripped apart their minds.

And where, in a cavern in a place called No Man's Land, something has been waiting a long time for those who stole something more precious than life itself.

FROM PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY

[You Come When I Call You] is as powerful literarily and morally as anything he's written. Densely textured in plot, language and character, it tells of the 1980 destruction of the body and soul of a small desert town in California and of the resolution, 20 years later, of that supernaturally created holocaust; past and present mingle throughout, as if in a dream...His imagery is intense...This is horror at its finest.

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