Dan Champagne: 7 books

Volume I of the Abaddon Trilogy. Books I/II/III: Collusion, Mayhem, Chaos. The Abaddon Trilogy by Dan Champagne is a character-driven end-times anti-hero anthology, as told by the denizens of darkness. The only ‘good’ character is the alabaster Angel of God’s Wrath, who’s back for business–...

A series of shorts occurring between Volumes II and III of the Abaddon Trilogy. T-Bone and the Angel: What do you do when your favorite cousin gets killed out on the streets? What if it’s worse than that, and you keep hearing stories that an angel killed him? What if the stories turn out...

Volume II, Book III of the Abaddon Trilogy. Laiel Brockade is back. A little less pretty, a little unsteady on his feet. But despite all of that, he’s gone to war. To defeat the opponents arrayed against him demands every last ounce of the power, ingenuity, and evil that he’s known for....

Volume II, Book I of the Abaddon Trilogy. Laiel Brockade is missing. He has been, for close to a year, although it’s only just now that most of his friends and allies are realizing it. That’s what happens when you’re a son of the Devil, with an unlisted phone number. But now, they’re on the...

A series of shorts occurring between Volumes I and II of the Abaddon Trilogy. Simon Diamond: Welcome to a little tale about the happy-go-luckiest serial killer you’re ever liable to encounter. You might like Simon, but Simon isn’t so apt to like you. Join up with Simon ‘For a Day in the...

Volume II, Book II of the Abaddon Trilogy. Laiel Brockade has been found. Fallen down a dark hole for a year, he’s been rescued and brought up into the light once more. But he’s not doing so good. He looks a little chipped around the edges, like a smile with broken teeth. But he’s making...

Volume III, Book I of the Abaddon Trilogy. The vampire war continues, having spilled out into the streets. And the authorities have taken notice. The Night Reapers get captured. So Laiel Brockade is called back from his long vacation on a boat. His return is not well received, but then again,...