Man at War – Excerpt No. 328

“Get to know them. They are representative of the soldiers you’ll find in my group,” Marc said. “While you will be free to unleash your true potential in German lines, you must first learn to blend in.”

“What about sleeping accommodations?” Sawyer asked.

That was an excellent question. While vampires could not be fully integrated, they did need to play the part.

“A dugout is being prepared for you along with others who oversee operations at night,” Marc said. “It’ll provide ample shelter from the sun and give you several reasons to sleep the day away.”

Black and white dramatic photograph of soldiers resting in a dimly lit underground bunker or tunnel. Several men in uniform lie on simple cots or the ground, sleeping under a single hanging bulb that casts strong shadows. The curved, reinforced ceiling and sparse military setting create a claustrophobic, wartime atmosphere. Styled as a vintage photograph with torn-edge borders.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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