Nemesis, Book 1 of the Immortal War Series by Suzanne Madron

Nemesis

Immortal War Series

Book 1

Suzanne Madron

Genre: Horror

Book Description:

When an amnesiac deity is accidentally resurrected by an ancient evil, his only hope of remembering who and what he once was is a vampire named Lamia. When she runs to him for protection, an inescapable fate is unleashed upon them both as they fight to survive.

NEMESIS is the first installment in the Immortal War Series.

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Book Trailer https://youtu.be/pkjBGDXNvDQ

About the Author:

Suzanne Madron was born in New York City and has lived up and down the east coast. Currently she resides on a house built over a Civil War battlefield in the wilds of Pennsylvania where she has been known to host some interesting Halloween parties. She has authored several novels and stories under various names including Suzi M, James Glass, and Xircon.

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Again, another first person video movie, but with a slightly different angle. In this one, a videographer (Aaron) takes a job offered on Craigslist. To whit, to videotape a day in the life of a man (Jakob) dying of an inoperable brain tumor. Apparently this man and his wife are expecting their first child. But considering the fact that the man may be dead before his child is born, he wants a video that can he can hand down and become part of his legacy.

In the hours that follow, Jakob's requests of what he wants taped grow more and more bizarre, and his actions become increasingly...well...creepy.

I must admit that Jakob upped the "ick" factor in several scenes, including the final one. I knew there had to be a "kicker" at the end, and although I expected it, I never really saw it coming.

The actors, who are also the creators and writers, did an impeccable job. And considering they are the only two people in the entire movie (with the exception of one "voice" actress), it was a phenomenal job they managed to pull off.

Although I wouldn't personally add this one to my collection, you might. So my final recommendation is that you

 and make that decision for yourself.

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