Books like Lasher by Anne Rice
The Talamasca, documenters of paranormal activity, seek Lasher, a creature born from a Mayfair woman named Rowan. Rowan, pregnant with another creature like Lasher, becomes comatose after giving birth. The Mayfairs declare war on Lasher and try to destroy him. Rowan's fully-grown daughter, Lasher, emerges as a threat to the family. Michael, a Mayfair man, becomes entwined in the family's secrets and learns about his powers, which he uses to destroy the creature.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Anne Rice
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