Paul R. Seibert

Season of the Dead Paul R. Seibert

Every year there is a brief time when all of mankind, most unknowingly, stand at the edge of reality. This timeline runs from midnight on the Wiccan New Year of October 31st, O'Hallows Eve, through the Day of the Dead on November 1st, and up to midnight on the Day of Souls on November 2nd. For these few days, the barrier that separates the Physical Realm, what we call Reality and where we think we exist, and the Spiritual world, commonly referred to as the Supernatural or Astral Plane, is at its most diminished. It is the year of the true millennium, and the ancient prophecies were at hand, the ones that foretold of the gates of Hell opening and the beginning of the empire of one of Hell's most evil dwellers. Jon Erik a twelve hundred-year-old Vampire was, in his mortal life, the son of a fierce Viking king forged as a leader since birth. Set in New Orleans, a city with a rich history of the occult and black magic, is where, Jon along with Jennifer, a Bartender/Dancer and the woman he loves, must fight to save Chayse, Jennifer's eight-year-old son, before Nestasia, Jon's evil benefactor, can sacrifice the child and unleash Lilith, the true mother of all Vampires, to exact her revenge against God beginning with the end of all new born life. Jon and Jennifer are all there is standing between Nestasia and Hell on earth where all of mankind becomes mere food for the Immortals.