The Hunt (A Chilling Vampire Short Story)

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by J. Thorn


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  Thank you for taking this journey with me. If you enjoyed the book please leave a review on Amazon. It can be brief (as little as 20 words) and written in a few minutes. Authors depend on reviews from readers like you. Subscribe to my mailing list and you’ll get cool news, interesting pictures and zombie trivia. Fun for the living, the dead and the undead. To join my mailing list, go to https://jthorn.net, enter your email address and then hit submit.

   

  If you enjoyed this story you'll love Reversion: The Inevitable Horror (The Portal Arcane Series - Book I). Find out why readers who enjoy the creeping doom of Stephen King's Langoliers are diving into the engaging world of the Portal Arcane series. Grab Reversion: The Inevitable Horror (The Portal Arcane Series - Book I) OR get The Complete Portal Arcane Trilogy: 3 Novels and 4 Shorts of Intense Dark Fantasy (PLUS Book I of the Hidden Evil Trilogy) for a special low price! Browse the entire J. Thorn catalog at https://jthorn.net/books/.

   

   

  Praise for the Portal Arcane Series...

   

  "This is a great start for what promises to be an engaging, intense series."

  Scott Nicholson, Author of the #1 Best Selling Horror Novel, The Home

  "It's all about the journey, about the creeping horror of individual moments, the long wait, the brief moments of terror, and then more waiting. It was... a fascinating read, and I will definitely be interested in following this series.."

  K. Sozaeva, Vine Voice, Top 500 Reviewer

   

  Reversion: The Inevitable Horror (The Portal Arcane Series - Book I)

  With a noose around his neck, Samuel arrives in a forest littered with caution tape and artifacts of the deceased. He struggles to regain his memory while fending off a pack of wolves and the mysterious visitors who seem to know more about this dying world than he does. Major, Kole and Mara, new companions also trapped in this strange place, realize they must outrun the ominous cloud eating away at their world before it collapses upon itself. Samuel must find a way to escape the reversion.

   

  The Law of Three: A New Wasteland (The Portal Arcane Series - Book II)

  The reversion plucks Samuel from a dying world and drops him into another, a decaying desert wasteland of darkness and peril. As his memories return, he finds himself in another cycle of destruction. With newcomers Jack and Lindsay, Samuel leads the group towards redemption in the mountain stronghold of a mysterious man known as Deva. Finally, as the locality collapses behind him, Samuel realizes his only escape from the reversion will be putting his faith in The Law of Three.

   

  Corrosion: Terminal Horizon (The Portal Arcane Series - Book III)

  Samuel and Lindsay arrive on the shores of another reversion and quickly realize their journey is not over. They pass through a portal, slipping into a rotting and decayed city inhabited by an army of the undead and their maleficent leader, his brother Kole. While trying desperately to beat the cloud to the east, Samuel must also face his brother and the inevitable confrontation at the end of the world. Only one will survive the Corrosion.

   

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  About the Author

   

   

  Healed by the written word

  Want a story that's rooted in a fundamental aspect of being human?

  I believe reading dark fiction can be healing. My overriding mission is to connect with you through my art, and I hope to inspire you to do the same. I’m a word architect and driven visionary. I’m obsessed with heavy metal, horror films and technology. And I admire strong people who are not afraid to speak their mind.

  I grew up in an Irish Catholic, working class family and was the first to go to college. I didn't have expensive toys, so I used my own imagination for entertainment. And then I abused alcohol for entertainment. I spent the first thirty years of my life convincing myself I wasn’t an addict and the last ten worrying about all the potential threats the substances hid from me.

  Anxiety and depression are always hiding in the corner, waiting to jump me when I start to feel happiness.

  I had to break through family programming and accept the role of the black sheep. In my 30s I started writing horror and formed a heavy metal band while my family rolled their eyes, sighed and waited for the “phase” to end.

  I spent years paralyzing myself with self-loathing and criticism, keeping my creativity smothered and hidden from the rest of the world. I worked a job I hated because that’s what Irish Catholic fathers do. They don’t express themselves, they pay the damn mortgage. I may have left my guilt and faith behind long ago, but the scars remain.

  My creativity is my release, my therapy and my place to work through it all. I haven't had a drink in a long time, but the anxiety and depression are always lurking. Writing novels and songs keeps it at bay. I scream over anxiety with my microphone and I turn my guitar up loud enough to drown out the whispers of self-doubt.

  I hope to leave a legacy of art that will continue to entertain and enrich lives long after I'm gone. I want others to see that you don’t have to conform to the mainstream to be fulfilled.

  Don’t be afraid of the dark. Embrace it.

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