“The Black Recluse” - Exposing the FBI’s New Secret Weapon

Athens, Tennessee, United States – WEBWIRE – Friday, March 12, 2021

“The Black Recluse: Bad Moon Rising” by Bill Passmore

In the global phenomenon entitled “The Black Recluse: Bad Moon Rising,” author and creative genius Bill Passmore crafts an incredibly indelible masterpiece that creates a completely new genre of science action, the perfect mix of science fiction and fantasy.

“The Black Recluse: Bad Moon Rising” is a tactfully crafted story of young boy who is bitten by a mysteriously ominous spider, turning him into a Harley Davidson-riding FBI agent with a thirst for the blood of supernatural criminals. As the fate of the world hangs in the balance, The Black Recluse is a superhero for our time: this cringe-worthy narrative takes you on a high-octane thrill ride filled with mystery, action, adventure, and a bone-chilling ending.

This gritty tale was specifically designed for the person who is looking for an intuitively written allegory for today’s chaotic world. Tense and spellbinding, the graphic novel embeds social justice and perilous danger with every turn of the page: the misdirection will have you on the edge of your seat until the very last word.

Is he a hero or a monster? Download a copy today so you can be the judge.

“The Black Recluse” is currently free and available for download on Amazon. Get your copy at:
https://www.amazon.com/Black-Recluse-Bad-Moon-Rising/dp/1670861112

“The Black Recluse: Bad Moon Rising” is gearing up to be number one on Amazon’s bestseller list in the Superhero Science Fiction & Crime Thriller categories with an average 5.0 star review rating. Here’s what some of the reviewers have said:

“Very well written and suspenseful. Highly recommend!” – James E. Kyker

“This book has a little bit of everything so I feel like anyone could read it and enjoy it. Very well written, lots of suspense and action!” – Ashley Macon

For more information or to schedule an interview about this press release, please contact Bill Passmore, the author, at 423-829-4831 or email billpassmore42@yahoo.com