Vigilante

by Tyler Cook

Overview

It's been a year since Aluria appeared as the hero of Canton. He's become a myth to many, a hero to some, and a threat to others. Among those who think he is an outlaw are those working at the Major Case Squad, who fear he will go too far and become the villain the vigilante hopes to rid the city of. This fear escalates when people are found murdered with a blade shaped like Aluria's insignia. Could this new hero really be to blame, and if not, can he clear his name and find the person who is behind everything? That will prove to be difficult when his support, Princess Tessa Warren, is fighting for her ambassadorship in Washington, D.C., and his father, now offering to tell him why he killed Jason's mother. Vigilante is the second book in The Aluria Adventures and will expose readers to secrets, lies and heartbreak.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781541141230
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	02/06/2017
Series:	The Aluria Adventures , #2
Pages:	330
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.69(d)

About the Author

Tyler Cook is a graduate of Western Carolina University with a degree in communication, a concentration in public relations and a minor in history. A native of Franklin, Cook is co-founder and publisher of Moonshine Press, a co-op with Eva McCall that published her latest novels, Murder on Haint Branch and Button Box.

In 2014, Cook co-wrote A Guide to Historic Dillsboro, a book celebrating the 125th anniversary of Dillsboro, NC. Five months later, Cook released his debut novel, The One, a love story set in the Applachian Mountains. In April of 2015, Cook received the WCU Outstanding Student Achievement award for his work on Dillsboro. Cook wrote his second novel, Aluria, in 2015 and then Vigilante in 2016. He is currently working on the next novel in the series.

Cook is tied closely to the region, currently working at Southwestern Community College, assisting Barbara McRae in her campaign for Franklin Town Alderman, interning with the Macon County Schools Administrative Offices and WCU's College of Arts and Sciences, as well as volunteering through the New Century Scholars program. Cook spends his free time with his family and his two cats, Ollie and Izzie.