"The colors rose up from the surface, their form completed, their purpose attained. He futilely pursed his lips tightly closed as they extended up quickly, tentatively approaching his face. A cautious touch against his skin made his blood run like slushy ice in his veins. He embraced the hopelessness. Though he understood the futility, he struggled against his rising terror. A shadow leapt up from the water and he felt stinging pains surround his mouth and nostrils. Almost as quickly as he felt them they dissipate. The stinging pains were replaced by a sudden calm washing over him. It came in waves - warmth suffusing his soul. He calmed. It was almost pleasant, like laying in the warm grasp of the morning sun. He felt a persistent tug at his lips. Though he knew he shouldn't, he opened his mouth in acceptance of it's beckoning - it's deadly touch. It was his fate." Some things are loose in the mountains surrounding Chaos. They are things that kill! Horribly mutilated bodies are found, with no evidence who, or what is perpetrating these crimes. Old terrors are released to roam free and strike at will and the authorities like police lieutenant Erickson, Sheriff Hays and the doctors of the Territorial Hospital in Phoenix are baffled. Meanwhile Special Pinkerton Agent Gordon and his allies are only too cognizant of the enormity of the dangers and the cosmic nature of its origins. Based upon the works of H. P. Lovecraft but set in Territorial Arizona at the turn of the dawn of the Twentieth Century "Chaos In Winter" is the fourth book in the series, preceded by "Chaos Territory", "The Streets of Chaos" and "The Waters of Chaos". They are all available as print-on-demand titles through Amazon and on Kindle.