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Matthew Herrington has just built a getaway for his friends...friends bonded together by a terrible secret. Lot 150 was supposed to be a place of relaxation, a place to forget about the strange past they all share, but it quickly turns into a place worse than hell itself. Billie Dean Shoemate III offers his greatest novel to date...with a story he cites as the most terrifying one he has ever written.

When Brogen is killed in battle and emerges as a vampire, what does he do to waste time in his grief for the next few centuries? He preys on the predators of the innocent. That is, until he falls in love with a human woman and shares with her his secrets past. Samantha’s lived in foster homes her entire life, knowing nothing about where she came from. When she turns 18, she receives a mysterious package from her ancestors that turns her world upside down. A necklace and ring in the package were meant for her protection but have now put her in danger.

After a nearly three-year long hiatus, Billie Dean Shoemate III, author of 10 novels and over 100 short stories, returns with a disturbing trip into seemingly familiar territory. A classic subject is redefined here by the celebrated independent author. A twisted take on the living dead unfolds within this audiobook, told by a master of the art. This unrelenting tale is about a man who has just unlocked the final frontiers of medical science.

Suffering from anxiety, depression, and insomnia, Chris wonders if he can ever escape the hell he's surrounded in and get back to Spain to the woman he loved and the beauty that once surrounded him. Lying awake in bed at night, he replays the scenes of flamenco dancers, the poet Lorca, and the life he lived in Granada.

A couple is stuck in a small town, unable to leave due to a violent storm that seems to have come out of nowhere. The residents seem overly prepared for what, at first, seems like an ordinary thunderstorm. People are fleeing into their homes and shutting them up as if protecting themselves from something far deadlier than thunder and lightning. There's just something about those clouds....