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I tried to hide my thoughts lest they make expressions, especially when the inmates talk crazy, you don't want to offend them. I knew he saw my expression though, because he said to me, “Don't feel bad for me.” “How many hours are you here everyday?” he asks. “At least twelve,” I answered. “Me too.” he replied with some heaviness in his voice. “I sleep for the other 12 and then I am somewhere else.” “Somewhere in a dream, far away from here.”
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After seeing the dark side of humanity, Greyson leaves the military for a more peaceful and settled life—or so he thought. After a divorce, the ball starts rolling. It has been said “hell hath no fury like a woman scorned,” and Greyson finds this to be true.
Even though he is worldly and traveled, Greyson begins to realize his own naiveté. At first, he doesn’t believe the things he is told, until he experiences them first hand. Witchcraft is strong in Texas, and this unseen world of secrets comes with consequences.
The practice of black magic makes Greyson question the bounds of human perception. As he travels down a road of betrayal and curses, his life becomes a shade darker. Looking for some way to combat witchcraft, he searches for anything that may allow him protection and rid him of conjured unholy creatures. Finally acquiring a talisman for this purpose, Greyson learns that when fighting demons, there is always collateral damage.
About the Author
Greyson Hawk left home early to join the military. He has traveled the world and seen it from many different perspectives. His passion has always been to write, but as with all of us, life got in the way. He is now pursuing his passion.