Man at War – Excerpt No. 347

Sawyer must have understood as he went the opposite direction. The aim was clear, seek and destroy the stragglers.

Upon reaching cover, he replaced the spent rounds in his revolver, snapped it back into place and waited. Gunfire was loud but readily filtered out by a disciplined mind. That was a curse for a young vampire because they were easily overwhelmed by external stimuli, forcing them to master this skill. Otherwise, a bullet will cure them of it.

He heard the faint heartbeats of Murphy’s support team, and several from Duff. That was not what he was looking for.

Four soldiers in Brodie helmets defend a tall brick clock tower at night during an intense battle. Two stand atop the platform while others position on the sides, firing weapons amid a dramatic sky filled with smoke, tracer fire, and falling debris. The black-and-white image features a vintage distressed photo border.

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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