Books author - "Patrick Sean Lee"
A musing. A sadness. A song unfinished. In every life--in every love--in every heart--there lays in wait the moment when circumstance brings the end.
Vampires? Yes. Three one hundred word stories told from three different points of view. I need 71 more characters, but I really don't want to give away the plots at this time, so...THE END of Blurb:)
An Irish immigrant enters the New World and witnesses poverty, despair, cultural hatred...and the building of a glorious bridge. Years later he will walk the streets of Printing House Square.
The weird world of dreams, or how the fear of getting skinned alive for something I had NOTHING at all to do with prompted a terror-filled encounter in that netherworld.
A disaster has struck the earth. Four children remain, and they have no idea what caused everyone except themselves to perish. They must make their way in a new land where bodies are rotting, unknown dangers might lurk in the shadows, and in an existence with no parental or community guidance. But, besides themselves, someone else has survived. The question arises: Is this someone a monster, or is he to become their moral compass?
Dinner and a slaughter of the intellect by The Queen, not The Ding-dong. A famous author journeys to a lodge high in The Rocky Mountains. One evening, after an "uncomfortable" dinner of salad, he meets his match.
A musing. A sadness. A song unfinished. In every life--in every love--in every heart--there lays in wait the moment when circumstance brings the end.
Vampires? Yes. Three one hundred word stories told from three different points of view. I need 71 more characters, but I really don't want to give away the plots at this time, so...THE END of Blurb:)
An Irish immigrant enters the New World and witnesses poverty, despair, cultural hatred...and the building of a glorious bridge. Years later he will walk the streets of Printing House Square.
The weird world of dreams, or how the fear of getting skinned alive for something I had NOTHING at all to do with prompted a terror-filled encounter in that netherworld.
A disaster has struck the earth. Four children remain, and they have no idea what caused everyone except themselves to perish. They must make their way in a new land where bodies are rotting, unknown dangers might lurk in the shadows, and in an existence with no parental or community guidance. But, besides themselves, someone else has survived. The question arises: Is this someone a monster, or is he to become their moral compass?
Dinner and a slaughter of the intellect by The Queen, not The Ding-dong. A famous author journeys to a lodge high in The Rocky Mountains. One evening, after an "uncomfortable" dinner of salad, he meets his match.