Breath

by Jackson Creed

Taking a much needed vacation with a group of friends, Avram encounters a lost child in the remains of an ancient building. In the shadow haunted ruins, the girl disappears with a breath like desert winds, taking Avram’s memories of the encounter with her. Thus begins a descent into madness, corruption, and death as a growing plague of evil hounds the companions’ every step.

282 pages, Paperback

Published March 18, 2017

About the author

Jackson Creed is a writer of generally dark fiction, based somewhere in the wilds of Europe. He rarely ventures out of his cave. His first novel, Breath, however, has done just that.

Reviews

[Deedra · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book!It isn't often you find a book that keeps you in suspense but this one did.Miguel Perez does a fantastic job narrating. While on holiday a man notices that the children of his friends are acting weird.He also keeps seeing a little girl.Then he forgets..until the next time it happens.I was provided this book free by the author, narrator or publisher.

[Jackson Creed · Rating 5 out of 5]

Obviously it's kind of strange giving a rating to one's own novel, but this is the first book of mine out of the box and somehow, there's a bit of pride that goes with it and an unashamed wish for it to do well.

[Jay Caselberg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Think the Midwich Cuckoos meet pre-Judeo-Christian Lilith. Definitely quiet horror.