Fires of Eden

Dan Simmons

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Byron Trumbo owns the Hawaiian resort of Mauna Pele, but he has a problem – his guests keep disappearing. Giant beasts capable of human speech are spotted and visitors turn up dead and dismembered. It falls to two guests, Eleanor and Cordie, to face the immortal enemies of the volcano goddess Pele.

Published
1994
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Dan Simmons

Dan Simmons, 1948-2026, was a writer who thrived on weaving together elements of science fiction, horror, and historical fiction into intricate narratives that explore the depths of the human experience. Known for his mastery of atmospheric tension and philosophical depth, Simmons built a career centered on the hauntingly imaginative and intellectually stimulating. His works blur the lines between genres, blending speculative fiction with thought-provoking explorations of fear, ambition, and existential questions. Born in Illinois, Simmons grew up with a love of books and an early fascination with storytelling. His background as a teacher…