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Fall Prey: The Kill
This is the final book of Dallas Massey's Fall Prey trilogy called The Kill . Cyrus Blackthorn has been allowed to overcome his disease and become a Krisnek, a creature that hunts vampires. His brother Talon was resurrected from death of the same disease, and has become a huge Cyborg that joins with Cyrus to fight the vampires threatening to rule the world. Their younger brother, Asher was not afflicted with Muscular Dystrophy, but like his brothers is fighting the same vampires with a group of soldiers called the Legion. The three brothers and their mother end up in Washington DC battling to save all humanity!
Dallas passed away on December 27, 2022 and his final two books were published by his mother after promising him to keep his legacy alive. His books are representative of his life with his two brothers and mother fighting Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy. The vampires and other monsters are the different aspects of the terrible disease that eventually takes Dallas' life, along with his brother Dillon Massey.
Dallas passed away on December 27, 2022 and his final two books were published by his mother after promising him to keep his legacy alive. His books are representative of his life with his two brothers and mother fighting Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy. The vampires and other monsters are the different aspects of the terrible disease that eventually takes Dallas' life, along with his brother Dillon Massey.
474 pages, Paperback
Published April 15, 2023
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Dallas Massey
3 booksDallas Massey is from Seymour, Missouri, and has always fostered a love of both reading and biology. He received his Master’s in Cell and Molecular Biology from Missouri State University in 2014. He returned to the same university as an online adjunct professor, teaching Concepts/Issues in Life Science. Dallas likes to incorporate his scientific knowledge into his writing wherever possible, adding a dose of authenticity to his fictional works. Though he loves writing, it was never his first career choice as his initial ambition was to become a successful genetic engineer. Unfortunately, Dallas was born with Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy, a degenerative muscle disease that grants him only limited use of his limbs, his disorder keeping him from his dream occupation. He turned to writing after the loss of his younger brother, finding it provided him a constructive way to cope.
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January 22, 2026
The Kill is not just the final book in the Fall Prey trilogy it is a profound, unforgettable culmination of a story that blends action, imagination, and deep emotional truth in a way few books ever manage.
On the surface, this is an explosive sci-fi fantasy filled with vampire hunters, cybernetic warriors, and an all out battle in Washington, DC to save humanity. But beneath that thrilling exterior lies something far more meaningful. Knowing that Cyrus, Talon, and Asher Blackthorn mirror Dallas Massey and his own brothers gives every page extraordinary weight. The vampires and monsters are no longer just enemies they become symbols of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy itself, relentless and cruel, yet fiercely resisted with courage, love, and unity.
Cyrus’s transformation into a Krisnek and his reunion with Talon resurrected as a massive cyborg creates some of the most powerful moments in the trilogy. Their bond, forged through suffering and loyalty, is both heartbreaking and inspiring. Asher’s role as the uninfected brother fighting alongside them grounds the story emotionally, reminding the reader that even those untouched by the disease are deeply affected by it.
The final battle is intense, cinematic, and emotionally charged, but what truly stayed with me was the presence of their mother strong, protective, and unwavering. Her inclusion is a beautiful tribute to the real woman who not only stood beside her sons through Duchenne’s, but also fulfilled her promise to keep Dallas’s legacy alive by publishing these books.
Reading The Kill after knowing Dallas passed away makes the story incredibly moving. This book feels like a final stand, a declaration that even in the face of something unstoppable, love, imagination, and the human spirit fight back with everything they have. It is rare to read a novel where the author’s life and heart are so clearly woven into the story.
This finale left me emotional, inspired, and deeply grateful to have experienced it. The Fall Prey trilogy is a testament to resilience, brotherhood, and the power of storytelling to outlive the body. Dallas Massey’s voice lives on in these pages, and The Kill ensures it will never be forgotten.
On the surface, this is an explosive sci-fi fantasy filled with vampire hunters, cybernetic warriors, and an all out battle in Washington, DC to save humanity. But beneath that thrilling exterior lies something far more meaningful. Knowing that Cyrus, Talon, and Asher Blackthorn mirror Dallas Massey and his own brothers gives every page extraordinary weight. The vampires and monsters are no longer just enemies they become symbols of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy itself, relentless and cruel, yet fiercely resisted with courage, love, and unity.
Cyrus’s transformation into a Krisnek and his reunion with Talon resurrected as a massive cyborg creates some of the most powerful moments in the trilogy. Their bond, forged through suffering and loyalty, is both heartbreaking and inspiring. Asher’s role as the uninfected brother fighting alongside them grounds the story emotionally, reminding the reader that even those untouched by the disease are deeply affected by it.
The final battle is intense, cinematic, and emotionally charged, but what truly stayed with me was the presence of their mother strong, protective, and unwavering. Her inclusion is a beautiful tribute to the real woman who not only stood beside her sons through Duchenne’s, but also fulfilled her promise to keep Dallas’s legacy alive by publishing these books.
Reading The Kill after knowing Dallas passed away makes the story incredibly moving. This book feels like a final stand, a declaration that even in the face of something unstoppable, love, imagination, and the human spirit fight back with everything they have. It is rare to read a novel where the author’s life and heart are so clearly woven into the story.
This finale left me emotional, inspired, and deeply grateful to have experienced it. The Fall Prey trilogy is a testament to resilience, brotherhood, and the power of storytelling to outlive the body. Dallas Massey’s voice lives on in these pages, and The Kill ensures it will never be forgotten.
January 27, 2026
The Kill, the final book in Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey trilogy, is not just a powerful conclusion to an action packed series it is a deeply emotional and meaningful tribute to courage, family, and perseverance in the face of an unstoppable enemy.
Having followed Cyrus, Talon, and Asher Blackthorn through this journey, this final installment hits with incredible intensity. Cyrus’s full transformation into a Krisnek feels earned and symbolic, turning his long struggle with disease into a weapon against the very evil threatening humanity. Talon’s resurrection as a massive cyborg could have been pure spectacle, but instead it carries emotional weight, especially knowing the bond between the brothers and the sacrifices they’ve already endured. Watching the brothers fight side by side is both thrilling and heartbreaking.
Asher’s role stood out to me in this book. Though he was not afflicted with the disease, his unwavering loyalty and determination to fight alongside his brothers and the Legion adds a powerful layer to the story. His perspective grounds the narrative and reinforces the idea that this battle belongs to the entire family not just those who are physically afflicted.
The showdown in Washington, DC is epic, chaotic, and filled with urgency, but what truly elevates this book is its heart. Knowing that the vampires and monsters represent the many faces of Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy gives the story a profound emotional depth. Every battle feels symbolic. Every victory feels hard won. Every loss carries real weight.
Learning that Dallas Massey passed away before the completion of the trilogy makes The Kill even more impactful. That his mother honored her promise and brought his final works to publication is incredibly moving. The love, struggle, and resilience of Dallas and his family are woven into every page, transforming this book into a legacy rather than just a story.
The Kill is a fierce, emotional, and unforgettable finale. It delivers intense action, strong character arcs, and a message of defiance against overwhelming odds. This is a book that honors life, family, and the fight against a cruel disease. A truly powerful ending to an extraordinary trilogy, and a story that deserves to be remembered.
Having followed Cyrus, Talon, and Asher Blackthorn through this journey, this final installment hits with incredible intensity. Cyrus’s full transformation into a Krisnek feels earned and symbolic, turning his long struggle with disease into a weapon against the very evil threatening humanity. Talon’s resurrection as a massive cyborg could have been pure spectacle, but instead it carries emotional weight, especially knowing the bond between the brothers and the sacrifices they’ve already endured. Watching the brothers fight side by side is both thrilling and heartbreaking.
Asher’s role stood out to me in this book. Though he was not afflicted with the disease, his unwavering loyalty and determination to fight alongside his brothers and the Legion adds a powerful layer to the story. His perspective grounds the narrative and reinforces the idea that this battle belongs to the entire family not just those who are physically afflicted.
The showdown in Washington, DC is epic, chaotic, and filled with urgency, but what truly elevates this book is its heart. Knowing that the vampires and monsters represent the many faces of Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy gives the story a profound emotional depth. Every battle feels symbolic. Every victory feels hard won. Every loss carries real weight.
Learning that Dallas Massey passed away before the completion of the trilogy makes The Kill even more impactful. That his mother honored her promise and brought his final works to publication is incredibly moving. The love, struggle, and resilience of Dallas and his family are woven into every page, transforming this book into a legacy rather than just a story.
The Kill is a fierce, emotional, and unforgettable finale. It delivers intense action, strong character arcs, and a message of defiance against overwhelming odds. This is a book that honors life, family, and the fight against a cruel disease. A truly powerful ending to an extraordinary trilogy, and a story that deserves to be remembered.
January 22, 2026
The Kill, the final book in Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey trilogy, is powerful on every level thrilling as a story and devastatingly beautiful as a reflection of real life. I finished this book in awe of both the imagination on the page and the courage behind it.
As a novel, The Kill delivers everything you want in a finale. Cyrus Blackthorn’s evolution into a Krisnek is intense and inspiring, and seeing him fight alongside Talon resurrected as a massive cyborg after succumbing to the same disease creates some of the most memorable and emotionally charged moments in the entire trilogy. Asher’s role as the brother untouched by Muscular Dystrophy but fully committed to the fight adds balance and realism, reminding us that this battle affects everyone, not just those directly afflicted.
The showdown in Washington, DC is epic, cinematic, and filled with urgency. Yet what truly elevates this book is the knowledge of what the story represents. The vampires and monsters are no longer just enemies they are the many faces of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy itself. Every battle feels symbolic, every victory hard earned, and every loss deeply personal.
Knowing that Dallas passed away in December 2022 makes this book especially moving. This finale reads like a final stand one last, fearless fight against something relentless and cruel. The presence of the brothers’ mother in the story is incredibly powerful, mirroring the real life promise she made to keep Dallas’s legacy alive by publishing his work. That promise is felt in every chapter.
The Kill is more than a conclusion to a trilogy; it is a tribute to resilience, family, and the refusal to surrender to impossible odds. Dallas Massey poured his heart, his struggles, and his love for his family into these pages, and it shows.
As a novel, The Kill delivers everything you want in a finale. Cyrus Blackthorn’s evolution into a Krisnek is intense and inspiring, and seeing him fight alongside Talon resurrected as a massive cyborg after succumbing to the same disease creates some of the most memorable and emotionally charged moments in the entire trilogy. Asher’s role as the brother untouched by Muscular Dystrophy but fully committed to the fight adds balance and realism, reminding us that this battle affects everyone, not just those directly afflicted.
The showdown in Washington, DC is epic, cinematic, and filled with urgency. Yet what truly elevates this book is the knowledge of what the story represents. The vampires and monsters are no longer just enemies they are the many faces of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy itself. Every battle feels symbolic, every victory hard earned, and every loss deeply personal.
Knowing that Dallas passed away in December 2022 makes this book especially moving. This finale reads like a final stand one last, fearless fight against something relentless and cruel. The presence of the brothers’ mother in the story is incredibly powerful, mirroring the real life promise she made to keep Dallas’s legacy alive by publishing his work. That promise is felt in every chapter.
The Kill is more than a conclusion to a trilogy; it is a tribute to resilience, family, and the refusal to surrender to impossible odds. Dallas Massey poured his heart, his struggles, and his love for his family into these pages, and it shows.
January 28, 2026
The Kill, the final book in Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey Trilogy, is a powerful, emotional, and unforgettable conclusion that goes far beyond a typical vampire thriller. I finished this book feeling both awed by its scope and deeply moved by its heart.
Cyrus Blackthorn’s transformation into a Krisnek a hunter created to destroy vampires is gripping, but what truly elevates the story is the bond between the three brothers. Cyrus, Talon, and Asher each fight the same enemy in very different ways, and their journeys feel raw, personal, and heroic. Talon’s resurrection as a massive cyborg is intense and cinematic, while Asher’s role with the Legion grounds the story in courage, sacrifice, and humanity. Bringing them together in Washington DC for a final stand raises the stakes to an epic, world-saving level.
What makes The Kill truly special is the meaning behind the story. Knowing that the vampires and monsters symbolize the many brutal aspects of Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy gives the book incredible emotional depth. This isn’t just a fight against supernatural evil, it’s a reflection of a real-life battle faced by Dallas Massey, his brothers, and his mother. That knowledge makes every confrontation, every sacrifice, and every victory hit harder.
The fact that Dallas’s mother fulfilled her promise to publish his final books after his passing makes this novel feel like a legacy, not just a story. You can feel the love, pain, and determination woven into every page. The Kill is heartbreaking, inspiring, and ultimately triumphant.
This is a must-read finale one that honors Dallas Massey’s imagination, his family, and his fight. I highly recommend this book and the entire trilogy. It’s a powerful reminder that even in the face of overwhelming darkness, love and courage can still save the world.
Cyrus Blackthorn’s transformation into a Krisnek a hunter created to destroy vampires is gripping, but what truly elevates the story is the bond between the three brothers. Cyrus, Talon, and Asher each fight the same enemy in very different ways, and their journeys feel raw, personal, and heroic. Talon’s resurrection as a massive cyborg is intense and cinematic, while Asher’s role with the Legion grounds the story in courage, sacrifice, and humanity. Bringing them together in Washington DC for a final stand raises the stakes to an epic, world-saving level.
What makes The Kill truly special is the meaning behind the story. Knowing that the vampires and monsters symbolize the many brutal aspects of Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy gives the book incredible emotional depth. This isn’t just a fight against supernatural evil, it’s a reflection of a real-life battle faced by Dallas Massey, his brothers, and his mother. That knowledge makes every confrontation, every sacrifice, and every victory hit harder.
The fact that Dallas’s mother fulfilled her promise to publish his final books after his passing makes this novel feel like a legacy, not just a story. You can feel the love, pain, and determination woven into every page. The Kill is heartbreaking, inspiring, and ultimately triumphant.
This is a must-read finale one that honors Dallas Massey’s imagination, his family, and his fight. I highly recommend this book and the entire trilogy. It’s a powerful reminder that even in the face of overwhelming darkness, love and courage can still save the world.
January 22, 2026
The Kill is an unforgettable conclusion to the Fall Prey trilogy both thrilling and deeply moving. Dallas Massey’s imagination shines brilliantly in this finale, but knowing the story mirrors his own life makes every page resonate on an entirely different level.
The Blackthorn brothers are extraordinary characters. Cyrus, transformed into a Krisnek, is a hero shaped by unimaginable challenges, and his reunion with Talon resurrected as a massive cyborg is both epic and emotionally charged. Asher’s role as the uninfected but equally brave brother adds depth, showing that courage and loyalty aren’t limited to those battling the disease directly. Their mother’s presence throughout the story is profoundly moving, a reflection of real life devotion and the promise she kept to ensure Dallas’s voice would be heard.
The action sequences are cinematic and relentless, culminating in the dramatic showdown in Washington, DC. Yet the heart of the story lies in its symbolism: the vampires and monsters represent the relentless challenges of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which Dallas and his family faced with unyielding courage. This dual layer of fantasy and reality elevates the book far beyond typical sci-fi, making it a story of both epic battles and personal triumph.
Reading this knowing Dallas passed away in December 2022 makes the story even more poignant. The Kill is not just a thrilling conclusion, it is a tribute to resilience, family, and the power of imagination to transcend life’s toughest trials.
The Blackthorn brothers are extraordinary characters. Cyrus, transformed into a Krisnek, is a hero shaped by unimaginable challenges, and his reunion with Talon resurrected as a massive cyborg is both epic and emotionally charged. Asher’s role as the uninfected but equally brave brother adds depth, showing that courage and loyalty aren’t limited to those battling the disease directly. Their mother’s presence throughout the story is profoundly moving, a reflection of real life devotion and the promise she kept to ensure Dallas’s voice would be heard.
The action sequences are cinematic and relentless, culminating in the dramatic showdown in Washington, DC. Yet the heart of the story lies in its symbolism: the vampires and monsters represent the relentless challenges of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which Dallas and his family faced with unyielding courage. This dual layer of fantasy and reality elevates the book far beyond typical sci-fi, making it a story of both epic battles and personal triumph.
Reading this knowing Dallas passed away in December 2022 makes the story even more poignant. The Kill is not just a thrilling conclusion, it is a tribute to resilience, family, and the power of imagination to transcend life’s toughest trials.
January 22, 2026
The Kill is a breathtaking conclusion to Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey trilogy a story that combines high octane action with profound emotional depth. From the first page, I was swept into the Blackthorn brothers’ fight against the vampires threatening humanity, and the stakes could not be higher. The transformation of Cyrus into a Krisnek, Talon’s resurrection as a cyborg, and Asher’s growth as a soldier make this a thrilling and deeply moving story of resilience, family, and determination.
What makes this book truly extraordinary is the way it mirrors Dallas Massey’s real life journey with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The monsters and vampires feel symbolic of the challenges he faced, and the courage of the characters reflects his unstoppable spirit. The inclusion of his mother and the family dynamic adds heart and humanity to the epic battles, making the story more than just a vampire hunting saga, it’s a testament to love, perseverance, and legacy.
The pacing is perfect, blending pulse-pounding action scenes with moments of reflection and emotional resonance. Washington DC as the climactic battleground gives the finale an epic scale, while the personal stakes of the Blackthorn family make every fight and every victory meaningful.
This is more than a final book, it’s a tribute to life, courage, and the power of never giving up. Five stars for an unforgettable, inspiring, and thrilling finale.
What makes this book truly extraordinary is the way it mirrors Dallas Massey’s real life journey with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The monsters and vampires feel symbolic of the challenges he faced, and the courage of the characters reflects his unstoppable spirit. The inclusion of his mother and the family dynamic adds heart and humanity to the epic battles, making the story more than just a vampire hunting saga, it’s a testament to love, perseverance, and legacy.
The pacing is perfect, blending pulse-pounding action scenes with moments of reflection and emotional resonance. Washington DC as the climactic battleground gives the finale an epic scale, while the personal stakes of the Blackthorn family make every fight and every victory meaningful.
This is more than a final book, it’s a tribute to life, courage, and the power of never giving up. Five stars for an unforgettable, inspiring, and thrilling finale.
January 27, 2026
The Kill is an absolutely thrilling and emotionally charged conclusion to the Fall Prey trilogy. From the very first page, the stakes are sky high as Cyrus, Talon, and Asher face a world overrun by vampires and monsters, fighting not just for survival but for all of humanity. The action is intense and cinematic, yet the story never loses its heart family, loyalty, and courage are at the core of every battle.
Dallas Massey’s storytelling is extraordinary. The way he weaves his own life experiences and struggles with Muscular Dystrophy into the narrative makes the story deeply moving and inspiring. Each brother is distinct and fully realized: Cyrus’ determination, Talon’s unstoppable strength, and Asher’s bravery make them heroes you can’t help but cheer for. Their journey, alongside their mother and the Legion, feels epic but grounded in love and sacrifice.
What really stands out is the creativity and symbolism. The monsters and vampires are more than just enemies, they represent the very challenges Dallas faced in real life, making the story both exciting and profoundly meaningful. The finale in Washington DC is explosive and satisfying, leaving you with a sense of triumph, loss, and hope all at once.
The Kill is not just an action packed fantasy, it’s a story about resilience, family, and leaving a legacy. Dallas Massey’s voice shines through every page, and this book is a perfect tribute to his life, imagination, and spirit.
Dallas Massey’s storytelling is extraordinary. The way he weaves his own life experiences and struggles with Muscular Dystrophy into the narrative makes the story deeply moving and inspiring. Each brother is distinct and fully realized: Cyrus’ determination, Talon’s unstoppable strength, and Asher’s bravery make them heroes you can’t help but cheer for. Their journey, alongside their mother and the Legion, feels epic but grounded in love and sacrifice.
What really stands out is the creativity and symbolism. The monsters and vampires are more than just enemies, they represent the very challenges Dallas faced in real life, making the story both exciting and profoundly meaningful. The finale in Washington DC is explosive and satisfying, leaving you with a sense of triumph, loss, and hope all at once.
The Kill is not just an action packed fantasy, it’s a story about resilience, family, and leaving a legacy. Dallas Massey’s voice shines through every page, and this book is a perfect tribute to his life, imagination, and spirit.
January 27, 2026
The Kill is a breathtaking conclusion to the Fall Prey trilogy, and it delivers everything a fan could hope for action, suspense, and heart. Cyrus, Talon, and Asher face impossible odds as they fight against vampires threatening the world, and the stakes feel real and urgent. The battle scenes are intense and cinematic, while the emotional moments between the brothers and their mother give the story depth and warmth.
What sets this book apart is the personal connection behind it. Knowing that Dallas Massey drew from his own life and his family’s fight against Muscular Dystrophy makes the story incredibly moving. The vampires and monsters aren’t just foes they’re symbolic of the struggles Dallas and his brothers faced, which adds layers of meaning to the action-packed plot.
The characters are unforgettable. Cyrus’ determination, Talon’s resilience, and Asher’s courage make them heroes you genuinely root for. Their bond as brothers, their teamwork, and their fight to save humanity are portrayed with authenticity and emotion. Even the supporting characters, like the Legion and their mother, leave a lasting impression.
Dallas Massey’s imagination shines brilliantly in this final installment. The Kill is more than a fantasy thriller it’s an inspiring story of courage, family, and legacy. It’s the perfect way to honor Dallas’ life and his extraordinary talent as a storyteller.
What sets this book apart is the personal connection behind it. Knowing that Dallas Massey drew from his own life and his family’s fight against Muscular Dystrophy makes the story incredibly moving. The vampires and monsters aren’t just foes they’re symbolic of the struggles Dallas and his brothers faced, which adds layers of meaning to the action-packed plot.
The characters are unforgettable. Cyrus’ determination, Talon’s resilience, and Asher’s courage make them heroes you genuinely root for. Their bond as brothers, their teamwork, and their fight to save humanity are portrayed with authenticity and emotion. Even the supporting characters, like the Legion and their mother, leave a lasting impression.
Dallas Massey’s imagination shines brilliantly in this final installment. The Kill is more than a fantasy thriller it’s an inspiring story of courage, family, and legacy. It’s the perfect way to honor Dallas’ life and his extraordinary talent as a storyteller.
January 22, 2026
The Kill is an extraordinary conclusion to Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey trilogy, blending epic action with deeply personal and emotional storytelling. Knowing that the story mirrors Dallas’s own life makes every page resonate with even greater meaning.
Cyrus Blackthorn’s transformation into a Krisnek is both thrilling and symbolic a courageous battle against forces that mirror the real life struggles Dallas and his brothers faced with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Talon’s resurrection as a massive cyborg adds intensity, and the bond between the brothers, along with their mother’s unwavering love and guidance, gives the story a profound emotional core.
The action sequences are cinematic and relentless, from intense vampire battles to the climactic showdown in Washington DC. Yet, beneath the adrenaline, the story is a poignant tribute to resilience, family, and the human spirit. The monsters and vampires are a powerful metaphor for the disease that shaped Dallas’s life, making the fantasy epic feel deeply real and heartfelt.
This book is not just a thrilling conclusion it is a celebration of courage, hope, and the legacy of a young man who refused to be defined by limitations. It’s impossible to read The Kill without being inspired and moved.
A five star masterpiece that honors Dallas Massey’s life, imagination, and unbreakable spirit.
Cyrus Blackthorn’s transformation into a Krisnek is both thrilling and symbolic a courageous battle against forces that mirror the real life struggles Dallas and his brothers faced with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Talon’s resurrection as a massive cyborg adds intensity, and the bond between the brothers, along with their mother’s unwavering love and guidance, gives the story a profound emotional core.
The action sequences are cinematic and relentless, from intense vampire battles to the climactic showdown in Washington DC. Yet, beneath the adrenaline, the story is a poignant tribute to resilience, family, and the human spirit. The monsters and vampires are a powerful metaphor for the disease that shaped Dallas’s life, making the fantasy epic feel deeply real and heartfelt.
This book is not just a thrilling conclusion it is a celebration of courage, hope, and the legacy of a young man who refused to be defined by limitations. It’s impossible to read The Kill without being inspired and moved.
A five star masterpiece that honors Dallas Massey’s life, imagination, and unbreakable spirit.
January 27, 2026
The Kill is a powerful and gripping finale to Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey trilogy. The story is intense from start to finish, with Cyrus, Talon, and Asher facing unimaginable dangers as they battle vampires and other terrifying monsters in Washington DC. The action scenes are thrilling and perfectly paced, keeping you on the edge of your seat while also exploring the deep bond between the brothers and their mother.
What makes this book truly special is the personal connection behind it. Knowing that Dallas wrote these stories inspired by his own life and the fight against Muscular Dystrophy adds an emotional weight that makes the story even more meaningful. The vampires and monsters aren’t just enemies they symbolize the struggles and challenges Dallas and his family faced, giving the story a heartfelt and poignant layer.
The characters are unforgettable. Cyrus’ courage, Talon’s resilience, and Asher’s determination, combined with the loyalty and love of their family, make you root for them every step of the way. Dallas’ imagination and storytelling shine brilliantly in this final book, leaving a lasting impact that lingers long after the last page.
The Kill is not just a thrilling fantasy, it’s an emotional, inspiring, and unforgettable journey. Dallas Massey’s legacy lives on in this incredible finale, and it’s a story every reader should experience.
What makes this book truly special is the personal connection behind it. Knowing that Dallas wrote these stories inspired by his own life and the fight against Muscular Dystrophy adds an emotional weight that makes the story even more meaningful. The vampires and monsters aren’t just enemies they symbolize the struggles and challenges Dallas and his family faced, giving the story a heartfelt and poignant layer.
The characters are unforgettable. Cyrus’ courage, Talon’s resilience, and Asher’s determination, combined with the loyalty and love of their family, make you root for them every step of the way. Dallas’ imagination and storytelling shine brilliantly in this final book, leaving a lasting impact that lingers long after the last page.
The Kill is not just a thrilling fantasy, it’s an emotional, inspiring, and unforgettable journey. Dallas Massey’s legacy lives on in this incredible finale, and it’s a story every reader should experience.
January 27, 2026
Fall Prey: The Kill is an emotional and powerful conclusion to the Fall Prey trilogy. While it delivers plenty of action, monsters, and high stakes battles, what really makes this book stand out is the heart behind the story. Knowing the real life inspiration behind the characters gives the entire novel a deeper meaning that stays with you long after you finish reading.
The dynamic between the three brothers Cyrus, Talon, and Asher, is the strongest part of the book. Their bond feels genuine, and their struggles go beyond just fighting vampires. Cyrus becoming a Krisnek and Talon returning as a cyborg could have felt over the top, but instead it works because it reflects themes of survival, sacrifice, and refusing to give up. The battles in Washington DC are intense and cinematic, making the final act feel like a true climax.
What makes this book especially moving is the context of Dallas Massey’s life. The allegory of the disease represented through monsters adds emotional weight and realism. This isn’t just a sci-fi/fantasy story, it’s a tribute to family, resilience, and legacy. The writing may be simple at times, but the sincerity and passion behind it make The Kill a meaningful and unforgettable read.
The dynamic between the three brothers Cyrus, Talon, and Asher, is the strongest part of the book. Their bond feels genuine, and their struggles go beyond just fighting vampires. Cyrus becoming a Krisnek and Talon returning as a cyborg could have felt over the top, but instead it works because it reflects themes of survival, sacrifice, and refusing to give up. The battles in Washington DC are intense and cinematic, making the final act feel like a true climax.
What makes this book especially moving is the context of Dallas Massey’s life. The allegory of the disease represented through monsters adds emotional weight and realism. This isn’t just a sci-fi/fantasy story, it’s a tribute to family, resilience, and legacy. The writing may be simple at times, but the sincerity and passion behind it make The Kill a meaningful and unforgettable read.
January 27, 2026
The Kill is a phenomenal conclusion to Dallas Massey’s Fall Prey trilogy. The stakes have never been higher as Cyrus Blackthorn, now transformed into a powerful Krisnek, teams up with his resurrected cyborg brother Talon and their younger brother Asher to battle vampires threatening humanity. The action is relentless, the world building immersive, and the emotional depth truly hits knowing that the struggles of the characters mirror Dallas’ real life fight with Muscular Dystrophy adds an incredibly moving layer to the story.
The pacing is perfect, blending heart-pounding battles in Washington DC with intimate moments of brotherhood and family. Each brother’s journey is compelling, and their teamwork feels authentic and inspiring. The creativity in portraying the vampires as representations of the disease adds a unique and symbolic twist that makes the story resonate on both an action packed and emotional level.
Dallas’ legacy shines through in this final installment. The Kill is more than just a thrilling fantasy it’s a tribute to resilience, family, and courage. A must read for anyone who loves epic battles, unforgettable characters, and stories with a heart.
The pacing is perfect, blending heart-pounding battles in Washington DC with intimate moments of brotherhood and family. Each brother’s journey is compelling, and their teamwork feels authentic and inspiring. The creativity in portraying the vampires as representations of the disease adds a unique and symbolic twist that makes the story resonate on both an action packed and emotional level.
Dallas’ legacy shines through in this final installment. The Kill is more than just a thrilling fantasy it’s a tribute to resilience, family, and courage. A must read for anyone who loves epic battles, unforgettable characters, and stories with a heart.
January 27, 2026
Fall Prey: The Kill is a deeply moving and powerful conclusion to the Fall Prey trilogy. While the story delivers intense action, supernatural creatures, and high stakes battles, what truly sets this book apart is the emotion woven into every chapter. The bond between Cyrus, Talon, and Asher feels authentic, and their fight against the vampires carries real weight beyond fantasy.
Knowing the personal story behind the novel adds an extra layer of meaning. The monsters clearly symbolize the relentless struggle against Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, and that symbolism gives the book heart and purpose. The scenes in Washington, DC feel urgent and cinematic, perfectly suited for a final stand.
This isn’t just a story about saving humanity it’s about family, perseverance, and refusing to give up, even when the odds are overwhelming. It’s a fitting, heartfelt ending and a meaningful legacy that honors Dallas Massey’s life and imagination.
Knowing the personal story behind the novel adds an extra layer of meaning. The monsters clearly symbolize the relentless struggle against Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, and that symbolism gives the book heart and purpose. The scenes in Washington, DC feel urgent and cinematic, perfectly suited for a final stand.
This isn’t just a story about saving humanity it’s about family, perseverance, and refusing to give up, even when the odds are overwhelming. It’s a fitting, heartfelt ending and a meaningful legacy that honors Dallas Massey’s life and imagination.
January 27, 2026
This final installment of the Fall Prey trilogy delivers exactly what it promises: fast paced action, dark fantasy, and a sense of finality that feels earned. The Kill raises the stakes immediately and keeps the tension high as the Blackthorn brothers unite for one last battle against the vampires threatening humanity.
Cyrus’s transformation into a Krisnek is compelling, Talon’s return adds both power and emotion, and Asher’s role grounds the story with human determination and courage. The blend of science fiction, supernatural elements, and military action works surprisingly well, creating a story that’s easy to follow and hard to put down.
What makes this book stand out is its emotional undercurrent. Knowing that the story reflects a real life struggle gives every confrontation deeper meaning. This is more than an action packed finale it’s a tribute, told through imagination and heart, and it leaves a lasting impression.
Cyrus’s transformation into a Krisnek is compelling, Talon’s return adds both power and emotion, and Asher’s role grounds the story with human determination and courage. The blend of science fiction, supernatural elements, and military action works surprisingly well, creating a story that’s easy to follow and hard to put down.
What makes this book stand out is its emotional undercurrent. Knowing that the story reflects a real life struggle gives every confrontation deeper meaning. This is more than an action packed finale it’s a tribute, told through imagination and heart, and it leaves a lasting impression.
January 21, 2026
Fall Prey: The Kill is a powerful and emotional conclusion to the Fall Prey trilogy. The story brings the three Blackthorn brothers together in a final stand that feels both epic and deeply personal. Cyrus and Talon’s transformations turn them into formidable forces, but what truly drives the story is the bond between the brothers and their shared purpose. Knowing that this book reflects Dallas Massey’s real life experience with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy adds a profound layer of meaning. The battle in Washington DC feels symbolic as well as dramatic. This book is not just about defeating monsters it’s about family, courage, and leaving a lasting legacy.
January 21, 2026
Fall Prey: The Kill brings the trilogy to a meaningful and emotionally charged conclusion. The final battle in Washington DC raises the stakes, but the heart of the story remains the bond between the three brothers. Cyrus and Talon’s transformations into powerful hunters contrast sharply with the vulnerability that runs beneath their strength. Asher’s role grounds the story, reminding readers of the human cost of the fight. Knowing this book reflects Dallas Massey’s real life struggle gives every scene added weight. It’s a moving finale that honors family, resilience, and the power of imagination.
January 21, 2026
Fall Prey: The Kill stands out as more than just the finale of a sci-fi trilogy it’s a tribute. The final confrontation is intense and fast paced, but what resonates most is the emotional symbolism woven throughout the story. The brothers’ fight against vampires mirrors their real life struggle against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in a way that feels honest and meaningful. The writing captures both urgency and heart, making the ending feel impactful without being overwhelming. This book honors Dallas Massey’s creativity and determination, and it leaves a lasting impression.
January 21, 2026
Fall Prey: The Kill is both thrilling and deeply touching. The final battle feels epic, but the emotional core of the story lies in the brothers’ shared struggle and unbreakable bond. The way the disease is represented through monsters and enemies is creative and powerful. Knowing this was Dallas Massey’s final work makes the story even more impactful. His imagination, strength, and voice live on through these pages. This book is a fitting conclusion to the trilogy and a moving legacy of courage and perseverance.
January 21, 2026
This final installment feels like both a climax and a tribute. Fall Prey: The Kill delivers action and resolution while never losing sight of its deeper meaning. The use of vampires and monsters as symbols of illness and struggle is handled with care and purpose. The presence of the brothers’ mother reinforces the themes of love and perseverance that run throughout the series. The ending is intense yet heartfelt, making it a fitting close to the trilogy. This book leaves readers not only entertained, but deeply reflective about strength, loss, and legacy.
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