Robert B Hazelton

Drown the Heart Robert B Hazelton

The world?s a sick place. No wonder vampires fit in so easily.

A nameless wanderer lives outside the social norm, observing the illness that humanity suffers from. Thousands of people have become part of a growing plague, turning them into the too many, those that have no purpose and simply exist. They fill up the cities, spill out into the world, and multiply with only the sacred duty of vampires to keep their numbers in check. Their saving grace comes from a misplaced sense of self preservation, a hunger for life only matched by those with drive and the creatures that stalk them.

As the body count rises, a mythical supernatural being takes note of these desperate times. He hungers for suffering and an abstract ideal of subjugation. Few in the world would ever know what he?s truly capable of and as his eye turns toward the vampire population, the wanderer must take a stand he never imagined. With the fate of all humanity on the line, this one barely sane being could tip the balance toward maintaining the status quo and total chaos.

The end may not be nigh, but it sure as hell?s at the door.

Word Count: 64,000 Warning: This contains graphic violence and some sex scenes.