Shifters

-SCIFTAN: a proper noun of ultimately unknown origin, taking from the Old Frisian alt. transitive: sciff: to mutate, and tannin: one who. Modern English translation:
SHIFTER

Richard Locke is a poet. He hasn't written much since Clare, the woman he was going to propose to, told him she wasn't in love with him anymore.

Captain Jack Cordesman is investigating a series of murders in which the victims appear to have been partially eaten. So far the only evidence linking these murders are the red, female hairs found at the crime scenes and a bar napkin with one of Locke's poems scribbled on it.

With a rundown mansion, priceless automobiles, and guest houses filled with brutalities the likes of which you'll never forget, Shifters is full of fun time gore…and monsters.

Limited: Published in 1997, this is one of 375 signed and numbered copies signed by Edward Lee, John Pelan, Jack Ketchun, who wrote the introduction, and Artist GAK

Lettered: Limited to 26 signed and lettered, slipcased copies

Limited Marked "EL-1" - This book came from the author's collection, has some browning to the page edges, page 241 was dogeared and has a web address written on the back endpaper?