Abigail

by C.J. Whitcomb

When a man is murdered by a secret society, it’s up to his vampire daughter to avenge him. Along the way, she discovers a world of blood, sex, death, and darkness. Twists, turns, and mysteries await her around every corner.

100 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 25, 2019

About the author

Author of Dripping with Blood trilogy, Abigail, And Where is Jaime?

C.J. Whitcomb is a professional author with a passion for storytelling. For as long as he can remember, he has been in love with the art of storytelling and the power of words. In elementary school, a teacher assigned the class to write a short story about an animal of their choosing. This assignment sparked something inside C.J., and he started writing his story the very second he got home. That day marked the beginning of his writing career.

Ever since, C.J. has crafted stories that bring his readers to new worlds and captivates their imaginations. He has been featured in several magazines and has had several books published, all of which have received critical acclaim. Explore his work today and experience the power of storytelling.

Reviews

[Ashley Nicole · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think a part of my heart will always have a place for unique vampire stories. The mystery and main character were both intriguing and I enjoyed the relationships Abigail built and her growing confidence in her new vampiric lifestyle. A few times I felt a scene was overdone, but vampires are eccentric creatures. I also have lingering question on more specifics of the nature of these vampires, but seeing as this is part o a series, I anticipate for more to come. Keep the mystery going! Also, I think the cover is gorgeous!

[Candy Varty · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great story

Another great story from this author. Well
Written and captivating story line. Most enjoyable the story grabs your attention. Nicely done.

[Byron Griffin · Rating 5 out of 5]

So, the first thing I want to say is I am really glad the story got to the interesting elements early on as I tend to find the mundane parts of stories that happen early on can leave me feeling far from engaged. I don't like the bits of stories when characters first discover the extraordinary elements so I am glad this story got past through the discovery of vampires quickly. I also adore the fact the Vampires each have their own powers as opposed to all sharing the exact dark gift. I also think it was a well written story though, and this is purely personal taste, I do think the dialogue came off as quite modern for something set in the 1700s. But again that is just me and otherwise it was an absolutely wonderful read especially for those who want to get into the story sooner rather then later

[Meghan S Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun read!

I actually enjoyed this a lot. It was a fun quick read with likeable characters and an interesting easy to follow plot. The world Whitcomb created in this novel is exciting and sexy. It's an overall good, interesting read and it's not as Heavy as most vampire novels, which I found very refreshing. Definitely give this a read, you can knock through it in just a few hours, perfect for an entertaining afternoon read.

[K. L. Laettner · Rating 5 out of 5]

C.J. Tells a bold tale

I really enjoyed this book, as I have a thing for vampires and the dark side. This story was engaging and left me turning pages to explore more of this world. Look forward to seeing more from this author in the future.

[Tara Cignarella · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fast enjoyable vampire story. Well writen and capitvating.