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Thirst
Librarian Note: Alternate Cover Edition for ASIN: B00Y9V9BRO.
Deep in the forest, there is a man who has hidden himself away from society. He has isolated himself, wanting only peace, but is tormented by an insatiable hunger. It is a hunger that presses at him, telling him to consume the flesh and blood of others. The man knows he shouldn’t, but has to. It is too pleasurable to resist.
THIRST is a prequel to the Alpha Wolf Series, the first book titled Demon’s Prize, and soon to be followed by its sequel, A Cursed Soul. This is not a book series for the faint of heart; it is for those who are looking for that one story that incorporates both the true occult and fiction within the pages of a book. Be prepared for a read that will leave you frightened, amused, elated, and eagerly wanting to know what will happen next.
Deep in the forest, there is a man who has hidden himself away from society. He has isolated himself, wanting only peace, but is tormented by an insatiable hunger. It is a hunger that presses at him, telling him to consume the flesh and blood of others. The man knows he shouldn’t, but has to. It is too pleasurable to resist.
THIRST is a prequel to the Alpha Wolf Series, the first book titled Demon’s Prize, and soon to be followed by its sequel, A Cursed Soul. This is not a book series for the faint of heart; it is for those who are looking for that one story that incorporates both the true occult and fiction within the pages of a book. Be prepared for a read that will leave you frightened, amused, elated, and eagerly wanting to know what will happen next.
13 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 25, 2015
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About the author
Jennifer Maimone
2 books12 followersJennifer Maimone (last name pronounced my-moe-knee) was born in Southern California and grew up as the youngest, and only daughter, of three kids.Growing up, Jennifer always had an affinity for the dark and supernatural. Her favorite TV shows and movies to watch were Gargoyles, The Crow, The Labyrinth and Predator. She also was (and still is) a great fan of The Phantom of the Opera.
Jennifer started to get into the paranormal in the 6th grade when a friend showed her a book about unsolved mysteries and the supernatural. At that point, Jennifer never thought such things could actually exist. She was hooked on learning whatever she could about the supernatural from that moment on. She was so enthralled by it that in high school, the girls (she went to an all-girls school) would avoid her during Halloween-time because they thought she was able to do ‘witchy’ things. Jennifer admits she found it very amusing they thought that, but she always made sure to reassure to the fact she never practiced the occult — only researched.
Jennifer graduated from college in 2009, and later that year became a special effects makeup artist for independent films. She started my own freelancing business as UnmaskedFX, and has been approached a few times by the FaceOff TV program to be part of their show.
Jennifer started writing Alpha Wolf Series: Demon’s Prize in 2012. It isn’t the first thing she has ever written, but it is the first one she ever published. She opened her own small publishing business called Light and Dark Imagination, and published her book through it.
Jennifer started to get into the paranormal in the 6th grade when a friend showed her a book about unsolved mysteries and the supernatural. At that point, Jennifer never thought such things could actually exist. She was hooked on learning whatever she could about the supernatural from that moment on. She was so enthralled by it that in high school, the girls (she went to an all-girls school) would avoid her during Halloween-time because they thought she was able to do ‘witchy’ things. Jennifer admits she found it very amusing they thought that, but she always made sure to reassure to the fact she never practiced the occult — only researched.
Jennifer graduated from college in 2009, and later that year became a special effects makeup artist for independent films. She started my own freelancing business as UnmaskedFX, and has been approached a few times by the FaceOff TV program to be part of their show.
Jennifer started writing Alpha Wolf Series: Demon’s Prize in 2012. It isn’t the first thing she has ever written, but it is the first one she ever published. She opened her own small publishing business called Light and Dark Imagination, and published her book through it.
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