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Dying Light
For more than a decade, Jason Gehlert has haunted us with his chilling works. Now he delivers a unique blend of horror and science fiction that celebrates his characters and their lives. When infamous, immortal hitman Jeremiah Black enacts revenge on Malcolm Ellis, the story takes a different spin. After believing Malcolm is dead, Jeremiah begins to make plans to take over Malcolm's world. Malcolm survives and his true identity is revealed. He seeks refuge on a lake surrounding himself with familiar friends. Can Malcolm reclaim his world from Jeremiah as the epic battle between good vs evil commences, or will Jeremiah and his own regime force Malcolm to extinction?
66 pages, Paperback
First published March 27, 2016
About the author
Jason Gehlert
53 books13 followersI am a 31 year old author from Poughkeepsie, NY and I write horror and sci-fi. I currently have three books out entitled Quiver, a werewolf trilogy. I also have several other works coming out the next three years as well. My publisher is a small press out in California, and I frequently do book tours and signings across the NY Hudson Valley area."
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March 30, 2016
Gehlert is dynamic
Dying Light, Jason Gehlert’s dynamic vision of a writer suffering at the hands of his own creations, draws you eagerly through fire and ice and even into Hell itself. Gehlert’s rich prose, laced with vivid characters and bold action scenes, tells of a century old rivalry fought in the spaces between time and reality. Gehlert has merged characters and motifs from his previous novels, which includes time travel, Lycanthropes, even a bit of the old ones, to craft Dying Light–a fabulous stand-alone tale. Highly recommended.
Dying Light, Jason Gehlert’s dynamic vision of a writer suffering at the hands of his own creations, draws you eagerly through fire and ice and even into Hell itself. Gehlert’s rich prose, laced with vivid characters and bold action scenes, tells of a century old rivalry fought in the spaces between time and reality. Gehlert has merged characters and motifs from his previous novels, which includes time travel, Lycanthropes, even a bit of the old ones, to craft Dying Light–a fabulous stand-alone tale. Highly recommended.
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