Author: | Andrew E. Moczulski | ISBN: | 9781301285099 |
Publisher: | Andrew E. Moczulski | Publication: | October 10, 2012 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
Author: | Andrew E. Moczulski |
ISBN: | 9781301285099 |
Publisher: | Andrew E. Moczulski |
Publication: | October 10, 2012 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
Language: | English |
The world of the supernatural is a place of intense horror and blood-chilling danger. Dark, twisted monsters stalk among humanity from the shadows, seeking only to devour us.
Seems like somebody should make some money from all that, right?
Enter Eric Margrave, semi-professional monster hunter (He'd be a professional, but they really don't have a certification process for this sort of thing.). When the things that go bump in the night start actually knocking on the door, he's the one who serves them their walking papers... for a nominal fee. Prices negotiable. No demons, please.
In this short, Eric has taken on a job from the residents of a little town in the middle of nowhere, who find themselves with a minor case of the next town over disappearing. To some this would be a sign it was time to pack up and leave the diner; to Eric, it just means time buckle down and make a quick buck doing what he does best: The judicious application of extreme violence.
Just another day at the office.
The world of the supernatural is a place of intense horror and blood-chilling danger. Dark, twisted monsters stalk among humanity from the shadows, seeking only to devour us.
Seems like somebody should make some money from all that, right?
Enter Eric Margrave, semi-professional monster hunter (He'd be a professional, but they really don't have a certification process for this sort of thing.). When the things that go bump in the night start actually knocking on the door, he's the one who serves them their walking papers... for a nominal fee. Prices negotiable. No demons, please.
In this short, Eric has taken on a job from the residents of a little town in the middle of nowhere, who find themselves with a minor case of the next town over disappearing. To some this would be a sign it was time to pack up and leave the diner; to Eric, it just means time buckle down and make a quick buck doing what he does best: The judicious application of extreme violence.
Just another day at the office.