Demoniac

By Anna Rose

A very graphic short horror story for 17+. (approx. 9,500 words)
Something dark and sinister has been following Rubi since she was a child. No one else seems to sense it, but Rubi knows that it’s there. Now this unworldly presence has been unleashed and Rubi must bear witness to the unimaginable fate it bestows on her friends. As a forgotten child, Rubi has seen horrible things but nothing could have prepared her for the day the demon came out to play.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anna Rose
• Release date: Nov 17, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310120954

Anna Rose

Anna Rose is the author of LUCI: RHOADES TO HELL, the Tales of the Dragonguard (about dragons, of course!) and The Sumaire Web series of vampire novels.  She is currently working on a couple of new novels, LUCI: RHOADES TO RECOVERY,  a fantasy novel that explores the ideas of Heaven and Hell which is the sequel to LUCI: RHOADES TO HELL (released March 31, 2020), and KAL'S HEART, the third story in the Tales of the Dragonguard, that began with AYA'S DRAGON, and continues with SARA'S FIRE. which is now available in both e-book and softcover at Amazon, and in ebook format at iTunes, Barnes & Noble, and other fine merchants. Her newest venture with her stories and novels is turning them into audiobooks for those folks who prefer listening to books, rather than reading them, for whatever reason. Amongst her other writing, Anna writes vampires who like what they are and aren't looking for a rescue. Her vampires bite, drink and kill. No bottled or bagged blood for these vampires! The first novel in the series, SIOFRA, was released in late January of 2012. The first novel was followed by FIACH FOLA and then DROCH FOLA. There is also a short story called FEASTA FOLA. She lives in usually sunny Southern California.

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Demoniac

By Anna Rose

Published by Smashwords.com 2014

Copyright © 2014 Annika Nite ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

WARNING:

The following material contains violent and disturbing content as well as material of a sexual nature. This book is intended for mature readers only. This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales is purely coincidental. They are productions of the authors’ imagination and used fictitiously.

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Demoniac

By Anna Rose

Sometimes, things happen that can change you forever. I’m not talking about the good things that happen to lucky people like the high school football player who throws the winning pass in his final game and carries the win through life. And I’m not talking about the kind of luck that a police officer has when he steps off to the shoulder of a highway just as a truck slams into the abandoned car he was leaving a ticket on. Deep down inside, everyone wants to think that the world is good and that good will win over bad in the end. But things don’t happen that way just because you think that they should.

If I’ve learned anything, it’s that life isn’t the fucking fairy tale you read about in books when you’re a little kid. Bad things do happen and usually to undeserving people. And guess what, there’s no superhero standing there in the end, waiting to catch you as you fall. Some things that happen are so bad that as humans, we don’t want to believe they’re real and we go to great lengths to prove they’re not. Scientists and doctors spend years perfecting theories and equations that disprove all the little things that we feel in our guts. Why? Why do we go to such great lengths to disprove things we inherently feel are real? Who decides if it’s fashionable or unfashionable to be spiritual? And why is that even a debate? Some people get furious at the mention of a ghost or an angel or even God. I have my conspiracy theories as to why our society has come to this place and they mostly involve a power struggle between good and evil. The most effective way to hide something that is in plain sight or perhaps the only