BOOK DESCRIPTION

The world is filled with vampires, but they are not the monsters that you would imagine. We all know vampires sleep during the day and hunt at night, but in modern times things have changed quite a bit. Vampires are all around us, but they are just like you and me, and thanks to a gift given to them by their ‘Dark Father’, they now live off of donated Blood and live just like us. Because of this gift bestowed upon them, they are able to walk and work among us, and they do no harm. They are among our businessmen and our government leaders. That is, until a group of vampires accidentally gets their hands on genetically altered experimental blood and the precious gift is ripped from them. Now their leader, the former mayor of Philadelphia, is back to his old ways, as he turns into the most dangerous of them all murdering at will, and having no desire to go back. The victim count is growing more and more every day, but when he kills the father of a young artist, she vows to exact revenge; she is determined to put an end to his killing streak.

REVIEW

A creative and original story that’s well worth a read! May 11, 2017

What an original idea! Vampires that no longer have to stalk victims in the night. So the devil has made an arrangement which allows these minions of his to have normal everyday lives. They purchase donated blood on the black-market rather than kill, and they are able to have normal jobs and be normal people, and even live their lives during the day. But by accident they purchase some stolen blood that is engineered, and go nuts as they lose the special gift from the devil. Sasha Hunter turns out to be just the vigilante heroine the city needs. The poor girl is crushed when her father is killed by the vampire, and frustrated when the cops can’t catch the vampire that is draining people dry. So she takes matters into her own hands.

It’s one of those stories that come along once in awhile that makes you want to read it non-stop until you get to the end. And that’s exactly what I did! I’m giving nothing further away here. And this, I hope, will only add to the mystery and enjoyment for the reader!

I’ll certainly be looking forward to reading more from Rwk Clark in the future! I would definitely recommend this book!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

RWK Clark is a single father of two living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Beginning his career long ago as a computer programmer, and working his way up to IT Director he ultimately decided that it is time to publish one of his novels. It is important to note here that Clark enjoys all forms of artistic expression and is an accomplished Fine Art Photographer in his own right, even having his own studio. He admires many great artists of the past and he pours the same hard work and dedication into his writing that he does his photography. This is a man who knows what he wants and he has worked tirelessly to achieve exactly that.
That same type of drive and devotion show up time and time again in his own books. Many times, the central character will have an insatiable thirst for a particular goal and will stop at virtually nothing to achieve it. While no one would ever assume that Clark would go nearly as far as some of his characters in order to achieve what he wants, it is obvious that he made a decision for himself long ago to create a life that was joyous and full of adventure and he has managed to make that goal become a reality.

Currently, RWK Clark has written numerous books, most of them dealing with some aspect of the supernatural realm. Some deal with zombies or witchcraft while others focus more on vampires and some even manage to combine the two. One thing is certain, if you enjoy this type of genre and you want a large body of material that you can read through, this is the ideal place to start looking. Clark’s books certainly never leave you disappointed but what they do accomplish is leaving you wanting to come back for more, again and again.

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