Killer Pack

About the Book

Fall had arrived on Long Island and the resort Town of Monteague was relaxing

after the flow of tourists that poured in each year.  Its beaches were empty

of the hordes of sunbathers and you could actually get a parking spot in

Town! Everyone breathed a sigh of relief that Summer was over and things were

back to a sense of normalcy.

Then, late one night, a group of teenagers, having a weiner roast by the

ocean, discovered that they were being watched by someone, or something.  

Upon investigation they realized that a pack of vicious dogs were stalking

them.  They attacked and one big Doberman mauled and maimed one of the boys

while his friends watched in hopeless horror.  

This was only the beginning. Monteague was in the process of choosing a new

Town Supervisor.  Diana Wentworth, who was born in Monteague, was the current

Supervisor and had been for the last four years.  But she was being

challenged by Ken Murdock, a local real estate broker.  The issue of imposing

a leash law in the Town was at the center of this election.  Diana was

against it and Murdock was for it.  

When another of Monteague's residents had succumbed to the brutality of the

killer pack of dogs, the event fueled the flames of the leash law issue.  

Before October was over, the Town of Monteague would be swept by fear…and

drenched in blood!

About the Author

ROGER MYERS was born in Boothbay Harbor, Maine on December 22nd, 1932. He graduated from Boothbay Harbor High School and studied music, voice and drama privately in New York City. He founded the East Hampton Theatre Company in East Hampton, N.Y. ALBERT E. HERBERT, Jr., was born in Detroit, Michigan on June 12th, 1928. He graduated from Cass Tech in Detroit and Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. He is well traveled, having been to Europe by ship, over 30 times.