Alpha Hunter

In Eighth Century Europe, mercenaries from the Vatican join the last of the Neuri, A Spartan-like tribe bred to hunt vampires, in order to prevent the armies of the night from resurrecting an ancient Arcadian King to strengthen their bloodline.

In Eighth Century Europe the people fear vampires.

What do vampires fear?

Alexander Damascus is the last Neuri, a Spartan-like tribe bred to hunt and destroy the undead. With his partner Demitra, they track Queen Adrielle. She has organized the vampire clans into an army for expanding her empire.

Learning that Adrielle's enforcer, Verucious, has acquired fragments of an ancient segmented map the Vatican dispatches its own hunters to reinforce Alexander against Verucious and his Dark Riders.

These Vatican mercenaries have their own checkered tales and grounds for hating Verucious and his kind. Their handler, Cicero, their only contact to the powers above, quietly conceals a piece of the arcane map.

Alexander, ever the lone wolf, becomes frustrated, held down by his new formed alliance. Believing them to be lambs for the slaughter, he soon realizes that Adrielle has far greater numbers than he had assumed and by enlisting the aid of Eden, a Neuri turned and Alexander's ex-lover, have gained all but one part of the map. Cicero guards this to his death and its destruction.

The map lost. Adrielle sets her sights on her new prize, Alexander. He can strengthen her armies. Alexander's kind was the seed of all vampire blood. The Neuri sworn to hunt those spawned from the civil war they waged.

Find the origin of the undead.

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G.S. Luckett grew up in the Midwest.  Most of his youth spent exploring the woods around his home or playing action figures.  He had a love for action movies and comics, along with fantasy and sci-fi fiction.

While in the U.S. Army G.S. Luckett was a tank crewmember and small arms weapons technician.  He was stationed overseas in South Korea and ended up in the Pacific Northwest after his tour. His love for writing stories grew, as did a thirst for history and an appreciation for combat arts. 

Now, he lives outside Portland, Oregon, with his wife and two sons.  He spends his days as a mild-mannered father and husband but at night, the writer comes out.