The Human-Undead War Trilogy (Book 1): Dark Intentions - Plot & Excerpts
Fog rolled over Cusko like a feather. There was an enormous gash on his chest. Daley was lost beneath him. Strajowskie hadn’t seen what had befallen them, but they weren’t moving. The three beasts stepped into sight on the other side of the stricken bodyguards. They fixed their narrowed eyes on Strajowskie, panting like dehydrated dogs. He would have to stand alone. He brought forth the mini-Ashmore, squeezing the trigger, spraying in an arc before him. He unleashed at least twenty stakes. Then there was a click but no rush of air, and no stake flew toward its destination. The clip was depleted. “Goddamnit,” he murmured. The creatures shambled toward him, stepping onto Cusko without regard. If the man had been alive before that, he was surely dead now. One of the creatures leapt into the air, drawing Strajowskie’s attention skyward. It hissed quietly as it materialized above him. An arm stretched downward, clawed fingers reaching to squash his head. Strajowskie dodged forward and to the right. The stretching arm deflected away as the legs of the airborne creature shot down in front of him, blocking his path. Instead of heading forward, Strajowskie fell backward into a fetal position and grabbed the final two shuriken from the ankle sheath. Two arms slammed into the muddy ground on either side of him.
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