My Immortal Heart: Supernatural Wars
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Would you give up all of Heaven to follow your heart?
Hunting one of the Fallen from Berlin, Micah finds himself in occupied Prague.
With danger closing in, Micah didn't expect to find a blue-eyed chestnut-haired Werewolf with the ability to steal his immortal heart.
For a being that has lived for millennia and witnessed the history of man, it's not that simple.
Is love worth the sacrifice?
Steven Smithen
Steven lives in New Hampshire with his wife, Lori and their two cats Bill and Hank. When not at home he can be found on the many highways of the United States doing his day job as an Over-the-Road Truck Driver. He enjoys listening to music and is a voracious reader of most genres.
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My Immortal Heart - Steven Smithen
Steven L. Smithen
COPYRIGHT © 2018 BY Steven L. Smithen.
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Author’s Note: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are a product of the author’s imagination. Locales and public names are sometimes used for atmospheric purposes. Any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, or to businesses, companies, events, institutions, or locales is completely coincidental.
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MY IMMORTAL HEART/ Steven L. Smithen.—1st ed.
ISBN 978- 1984997074
To Mom
For always allowing me to be me
And
For picking me up whenever I fall
I love you
I’d rather spend one moment holding you than a lifetime knowing I never could.
―#Life Hacks
Contents
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Acknowledgments
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One
The first thing I noticed was the silence that had settled over the city as the snow fell. You wouldn’t know that the world was at war again. It seemed to be the only thing that mankind was good at, but it was the war that had brought me back to Prague. Charles IV was the Holy Roman Emperor the last time I was here. That was a long time ago.
Now, the Nazi’s ruled all I could see. Smoke hung in the air from the factories on the outskirts of the city. As I walked around the area known as ‘Old Town,’ the rulers of the city were evident as they walked around in their rich, wool, black uniforms with silver piping along the collars, cuffs, and pockets. Their highly polished black boots and red armbands displaying the swastika of the Third Reich made them stand out from the winter backdrop.
The civilians moved about with heads down to escape the notice of these monsters. Oh, and they were monsters. It was one of the reasons that they had drawn the attention of the Fallen and why I was here. My target was one of the Fallen, and he was going by the name Heinrich Muller, an SS-Gruppenfuhrer and Chief of the Gestapo. I had followed him to Prague from Berlin after the attempted assassination of Reinhard Heydrich - another SS bastard and not a Fallen.
Nope, just a good old run of the mill evil human.
My name is Micah, and I am what the religious scholars would call me an Angel. I’m not a toga wearing, with halos and wings playing a harp type of angel. Well, I have a halo and wings, but I digress.
My point is that we aren’t what we have been portrayed to be in the works of art through the ages. We are God’s warriors. My sole purpose is to hunt down my brethren who fell with Lucifer when they decide to involve themselves in the affairs of mortals.
I moved through Old Town heading towards an establishment known as Vlk Day or Wolf’s Den. It was a pub that most of the Nazi officers frequented during their off-duty hours. There were always plenty of girls there trying to better their family’s standing in the city. Especially since the assassination, people who were once considered friends were now looked at as possible collaborators. It was the reason Muller was here as he sent his Gestapo dogs to sniff out the truth.
I stepped inside the Wolf’s Den stopping once I was inside to let my eyes adjust to the gloom of the common room and stomping my boots to knock off any snow or slush that I tracked in. I removed my woolen overcoat and scarf and draped these over my left arm as I moved to an empty table near the large fireplace. Once seated, I glanced around the room and noticed a group of Nazi officers in the back section of the room. A place that the locals avoided otherwise they’d be run off. There appeared to be about seven or eight of them and about twice that many