Under A Ghostly Moon (Jerry Moon Supernatural Thrillers Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
While he worked his patient relaxed on an antique, velvet-upholstered chaise longue in the vampires’ basement apartment, sipping rum and coke from a cut glass tumbler. With Sonia patched up and one or two other minor wounds dressed to Moon’s satisfaction, the friends spent an hour or so talking through the night's adventure and discussing the strategy they intended to use against Rurik. They hoped that the former vampire lord would stick to his existing modus operandi, despite the recent lull in his activity. Assuming that he would do so, they planned to narrow down the possible location of his lair by plotting its most likely position on a map of Bristol from the locations of the outbreaks of violence he orchestrated over the next few days. They could then, hopefully, corner him and incapacitate him, the same way they had done with the Stoneleigh druid, before he had grown too powerful for them to handle. But as time passed there were no further outbreaks of violence, no more of the little ghost globes turned up to join Moon's tiny entourage and Moon received no further contact from Inspector Whatley. It would have been easy to assume that Rurik had simply left the city but for the continued reports from Anna that she could still feel a malevolent presence growing in the ghostly realm. Moon thought he could sense it too; a nexus of sentient evil, the presence of which seemed to permeate the atmosphere of Bristol and breathe a tense and edgy malaise over the city’s entire population.
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