An excerpt from A Problem with Werewolves, a short story in Dark Journeys.
“No!” Monique yelled, putting herself between the
beast and me. The werewolf swiped a hairy paw at her head, but she ducked and
grasped it from behind. She squeezed its neck with her hands until the sounds
of bones cracking made me cringe. She let go, and the werewolf fell to the
ground. She closed her eyes and sniffed the air for several minutes.
“Any more of them?” I asked. My thumping heart banged
against my ribcage and perspiration formed on my forehead.
In
Dark Journeys, short stories and dark poems describe perilous paths
taken by mortals, vampires, and other creatures of the night. One story
is about the surprise that awaits a mortal man when he has a picnic with
the Queen of the forest. In A Problem with Werewolves a mortal male and
his beautiful female vampire lover battle a pack of werewolves and a
hideous demon. Dark poems tell of the painful and sometimes fatal
relationships between mortals and vampires.If this sounds interesting,
and I hope it does, please follow the link and buy the anthology for
only $.99.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AERRMIM
The
True Story of A Vampire by Count Stenbock Eric shows that vampires are
not always what they appear to be, nor are their appearances uniformly
the same. However, they inevitably inflict destruction on the people and
families that encounter them. This is one man's tale of how a vampire
entity enters his, and his family's life to their utter dismay.
