Dave Heyer

“Moonbeams, Death Dreams” Opportunities come to those that make them. Al Klinger. The American Dream achieved. Poor boy climbs the ladder of success. Al never tripped over any of the bodies he laid there. Achievement, which leads to the great wife, kid, house, business. All used to hide the violence, money laundering, designer drugs, and murder Is all this enough? Al needs a little more excitement. Momma created an adrenaline junkie with a penchant for murder. Family man by day, Mafia don by night, psychopathic killer on the full moon. A killer who patterns himself after a great predator. The Wolf. Why a wolf? For Al, it’s a symbol of rage, power, and torture. The embodiment of the wolf in man is the werewolf—wolf. How much more fun could it be to pattern your mayhem after a werewolf? As long as nothing else is watching… Al achieves his ideal of the American Dream, but even some things are greater than a megalomaniac with enameled teeth and steel claws.