Solstice
In Gavin Moxley's world, there is no thin line between right
and wrong. In a personal crusade to help sever a line of disease carried by a
clan of vampires; Gavin has no choice to be ruthless. The Vampires are
purposely infecting the human population…waiting for humans to actively pass it
on to each other. Gavin takes no chances and executes them one by one. Not
strong or powerful, finding humans before they turn into full vampires is ideal
and Gavin’s best bet. Yes, this is Gavin’s life… …And nothing ever changes it
until a young half breed vampire with special abilities, Solstice, attaches and
makes herself a fixture in his life when she asks for his help and protection
and when a reluctant Gavin agrees he joins a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
There is no safe place and the pair are constantly watching their backs. Torn
between his hate and his love for Solstice Gavin is thrown into a moral dilemma
that only he can figure out but two things are clear… His faith and Humanity
are being tested and the past is not always forgotten.
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Equinox
Confined in an old plantation home with Vampires lying in
wait Gavin and Solstice are forced to wait them out until sunrise that is
perilously approaching. Unbeknownst to them the remnants of the house are even
more terrifying than what is lying in wait outside. Solstice is coming into her
own and her feelings for Gavin begin to come to light. Gavin is stuck in the
memories of his deceased family, but the apparition he sees that resembles his
dead daughter doesn’t help. Lying in wait to escape at the first chance
possible, will they make it through the vampires and the supernatural creatures
that have inhabited the home for a very long time? “Equinox” ups the ante in
the Solstice trilogy, and no one involved will come out the same.
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Author Bio:
Currently living in Cincinnati, OH with his wife (and fellow
author Brandy Michelle) and their daughter. Bryan W. Dull goes leaps and bounds
to get away from the norm and be his own person; with himself and his writing.
Since middle school he has always known what he was good at: entertaining and
telling stories. He has been consistently writing and coming up with plots for
the last twenty years, but just recently decided to share one with the world.
His first novel, "Solstice" is a vampire book inspired by his
daughter and noir literature. Born in Anderson, IN, Bryan has also lived in
Ohio, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina (where "Solstice" is
based). Being a lover of all things art and pop culture "nerdism"; his
interests lie in film, television, comics, games, anime, and books. For a short
while, Bryan dabbled in voice acting work only to shift his focus to his family
and writing. His favorite authors include; Chuck Palahniuk, Robert Kirkman,
Clive Barker, Ernest Cline, and Neil Gaiman
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I thought to myself for a second. This girl is too unique,
there is something that she is hiding; there has to be.
“There is,” she said, “Others are looking for me to study me
and my ability to be a day walker.”
I knew it.
“Stop doing that mind reading thing,” I told her. She shook
her head to stop what was probably habit.
“Sorry,” she replied, “but I can’t help it, I can’t stop
it.”
Equinox Excerpt
Frustrated by his lack of choices in his “weapons
department”, Gavin decided to slide into what he was good at; complete prick
mode.
“So what’s ya got in here with silver,” Gavin mockingly
asked.
The shop owner stood up from his seat behind the counter and
looked at Gavin with wandering eyes. He knew right away that Gavin was not from
Cowpens, hell, even South Carolina for that matter. There was something that he
liked about him though, something they both knew but normally wouldn’t dare
speak about.
“I have lots of things with silver on it,” he replied. Gavin
looked around the counter and wall.
“Great, where is them at? I’d like to take a gander if I
could?”
“Let me ask you a question,” the owner said, “Do you think
that people succeed in life because of respect?”
“What do you mean?”
“If you take common courtesy towards another, then the
likelihood of them helping you increases. Don’t you agree?”
“Yeah, I suppose so,” Gavin answered.
“You say that but all you’re doing is being a huge smart
ass. Do you think you can stop being a smart ass for a little bit?”
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