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About Love and Sacrifice A Love/Horror Story

Product Description Just then the bus driver slammed on the brakes sending the bus into a tail-spin. I'm sorry, the bus driver said. A deer ran out onto the highway and froze in my headlights. I had no choice. Did you kill it? the cloaked stranger railed. No, I didn't. The bus driver said, disgusted. The cloaked stranger wouldn t let up. Next time run it down! Calm down! Oscar said, trying to keep this eerie looking guy under control. Everything's all right. No it s not! he argued. That was no deer! What do you mean? I mean exactly what I said! That was no deer! Oscar shook his head in disbelief. You think I m crazy, don t you, kid. One time a woman hit a deer hard enough to wrap it around the front end of her car. After they peeled it off, it got up and walked away. Oscar tried to stay cool. He could not wait to get off the bus. Here, kid. Let me give you something to remember me by, the stranger said as he reached into his cloak pocket. He handed Oscar a packet wrapped in cellophane. It looked like a dried white flower and measured three-quarters of an inch. What is it? Silene stellata, he said with an air of authority, better known as campion, or widowsfrill - the enemy of utsenati. Legend has it that if you see a deer, especially that kind of a deer, the next thing you re bound to see is utsenati. Oscar placed the flower carefully into his jacket pocket and took his knapsack out of the overhead compartment. Been nice talking to you, he said heading for the door. What s that thing I m bound to see again? Utsenati. What s that? Don t worry, kid. You ll know when you see it. About the Author Zed Kolfyre is the pen-name of an acclaimed author who wrote and self-published Love & Sacrifice with the hope that, like oil, it will rise to the top without the hype that would have to be created around it otherwise.

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