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Primacy: Book Three
Empires fall. Myths endure.
Berlin’s wolves rise from ruin, carrying fire in their howls.
Prague’s vampires turn on one another—faith against hunger, conscience against blood.
London waits for its reckoning, where Moriarty wears death like a crown and dares the world to kneel.
The Guard is scattered but
Watson. Jo. Van Helsing. Armitage. Frankenstein. Alice. Gale. Dodger.
They are joined by others who will not be bought, a circle of legends, fractured but unbowed.
PRIMACY wanted to own fear.
Instead, it forged an army of names.
This is no brand launch.
No empire’s inheritance.
This is the moment myths remember themselves—
and choose their future.
Berlin’s wolves rise from ruin, carrying fire in their howls.
Prague’s vampires turn on one another—faith against hunger, conscience against blood.
London waits for its reckoning, where Moriarty wears death like a crown and dares the world to kneel.
The Guard is scattered but
Watson. Jo. Van Helsing. Armitage. Frankenstein. Alice. Gale. Dodger.
They are joined by others who will not be bought, a circle of legends, fractured but unbowed.
PRIMACY wanted to own fear.
Instead, it forged an army of names.
This is no brand launch.
No empire’s inheritance.
This is the moment myths remember themselves—
and choose their future.
124 pages, Paperback
Published September 29, 2025
About the author
Miles Carnegie
23 books2 followersMiles Carnegie writes Tech Horror & Sci-fi. The gap between his stories and your feed is a rounding error. It’s the horror creeping in while you’re trying to remember your password. AI dread. Biotech. Corporate systems. Technically fiction, but only by fifteen minutes.
He’s based in Cincinnati, where the weather breaks its promises daily and nobody bothers faking surprise. It’s the perfect backdrop for stories about systems you can't trust and machines that seem a little too done with us.
He’s based in Cincinnati, where the weather breaks its promises daily and nobody bothers faking surprise. It’s the perfect backdrop for stories about systems you can't trust and machines that seem a little too done with us.
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