Obelisk

Trapped in the hot, fetid darkness of an ancient Egyptian tomb, Steve Harrison was suddenly assaulted by bizarre and horrific images of a past he had never known. Even when he returned to New York, he found himself driven by strange cravings and erotic desires he couldn't explain; his girlfriend suddenly feared for her life and that of her unborn child. Steve Harrison only had one chance to restore his deteriorating body and cleanse his diseased mind--a final confrontation with incredible forces of evil, this time in Central Park, this time in the shadow of the forbidding ...Obelisk.

Trapped in the hot, fetid darkness of an ancient Egyptian tomb, Steve Harrison was suddenly assaulted by bizarre and horrific images of a past he had never known. Even when he returned to New York, he found himself driven by strange cravings and erotic desires he couldn't explain; his girlfriend suddenly feared for her life and that of her unborn child. Steve Harrison only had one chance to restore his deteriorating body and cleanse his diseased mind--a final confrontation with incredible forces of evil, this time in Central Park, this time in the shadow of the forbidding ...Obelisk. Step into the world of horror with Obelisk by Ehren M. Ehly. This spine-chilling novel takes readers on a journey through the supernatural. This book is perfect for all adult fans of horror fiction.

Ehren M. Ehly was the pen name used by 1980's Horror writer Moreen Ehly (1929-2012). She was the author of four published novels, including Obelisk, Totem, Evil Eye, and Star Prey. Raised in Egypt during her formative years, the English-born Ehly was forced to flee the country in 1952, during the July Revolution that overthrew King Farouk. She eventually immigrated to the United States, settling with her husband in Southern California to raise a family. In her late 50's, Ehly took up fiction writing, inventing lurid tales of terror set mostly in modern-day Cairo, New York, and Southern California, whose characters often proved no match for the ancient evils found within the mystical superstitions of the East.