Harbinger

The Dream Witch welcomes you back into her dark embrace and shows you one of her favorite dreams. You learn of her particular fondness for Locke Julian Papov. Locke has recently moved to Chicago after being chased out of Romania for what he thinks is an...outdated practice. While looking for a job, he meets Valentine Hale, the mute son of the gas station owner. While Locke settles in, he receives a phone call that his older brother Yael is alive. The problem with that is Locke is a six-thousand-year-old vampire. After clawing his way out of The Night of Dreaded Calamity, he's actually the progenitor of vampires. Following the lead that Yael may be alive, Locke chases deep into the tangle of threads that forced him into immortality with his favorite method—gratuitous violence.

Her world will flourish as she awaits your visit ever closer to her realm. This is a novel in the same universe as The Dream Witch Series. It is separate from the first book, but some familiar characters show their faces. It is not necessary to read the first book of the Dream Witch to read this novel. However, pieces will begin to click into place that you did not previously understand. Warning: mature situations, coarse language, blood, and gore. Disclaimer: This book is a work of fiction. Any likeness to real people, other fictional works, and events are purely coincidental.

Maxine Hayes is a supernatural horror author who bases her writing on her own nightmares. She enjoys sitting at home and drinking tea while playing supernatural horror video games or collecting haunted items from antique stores for "inspiration." Being terrible at grammar has not stopped her rampage to write since a young age.