Crimson Bite (Hillcrest Supernaturals Book 1)

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by Ben Alderson


  Dazed, I look around. I’m outside the room but still stuck in the building. I’m not quite sure I can consider this progress.

  The crunch of broken glass under weight catches my attention. We make eye contact as he approaches. I struggle to my feet, but I’m not quick enough. He’s in front of me, hands wrapped around my throat. He slams my head against the wall once, twice. Stars dance behind my eyes as I begin to lose consciousness.

  In a moment of desperation, I claw at the skin around his wrists, hoping I’ve enough strength to rip open the veins fueling his desire to end my life. He winces as I dig deep, offering me just enough time to smash my head into his nose. Blood spills over, drenching us both. He stumbles backward, and I slam my hand against his chest.

  I run, my feet hitting the ground with such ferocity I now find myself among a labyrinth of hallways. An endless number of doors surround me, taunting me. One may lead to freedom, but most probably lead to a worse hell than what I’ve already experienced since my captors invited me over for dinner.

  I’m soaked in the blood of my enemies, but I don’t care. The only thing that haunts me is the face of the boy I saved at the bonfire and the look in his eyes as he nearly strangled life from me only moments ago.

  The next spellbinding installment in the Hillcrest Supernaturals series...

  About the Authors

  Dubbed a "triple threat" by readers, Danielle Rose dabbles in many genres, including fantasy, thrillers, and romance. The USA Today bestselling author holds a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from the University of Southern Maine. Visit Danielle on the Web: www.droseauthor.com.

  Ben Alderson is a collaborator in the NYT bestselling anthology, Because You Love to Hate Me. He grew up in Berkshire, England. In addition to writing, Ben also runs Oftomes, a successful micro-publishing house. He enjoys reading, traveling, Greek food, music, and anything fantastical. Visit Ben on the Web: www.benjaminoftomes.com.

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