Forever Endless Night

A vampire arises after an ancient witch appears on the scene to exact revenge on the ancestors of the family who sent her to the flame in 1692. Toby O'Grady thought he killed the old witch, only to find that her curse casts him into an endless night of the living dead. With the help of an indentured servant, a half-Gypsy, and a warlock time-traveler, the victim of the night seeks to end his miserable existence. When all else fails, Toby has one more trick up his sleeve. If it fails to end the curse, woe to the poor soul who meets this vampire in the dead of night.

From the Back Cover

Tobias O'Grady killed the old witch who caused his beautiful fiancees untimely death. Before she apparently met her own death at the hands of a madman, the Devil's Apprentice cast the queen of all spells at her assailant. Toby is cast into a forever endless night of darkness and rises as one of the living dead.It is only the beginning of the man of the night's deepest nightmares--sunlight won't kill him; a wooden stake in the heart will have no effect;and a silver bullet fired into his chest will fail.The vampire seeks the aid of his most trusted friends--an indentured servant, a Gypsy woman, and a most unusual timetraveler. They seek the aid of a man of science to end Toby's endless plight.When all else fails to rid the victim of the night of his insatiable urge for blood, one last possible cure is sought. If it works, Tobias O'Grady will go back to his wooden grave in the family mausoleum; if it fails, woe to the poor soul who sets free an angry vampire!

About the Author

The author has a BA degree in history, and Forever Endless Night is historically accurate (the setting is Colonial America, 1792). Wood has a deep interest in horror (not gore) and hopes to produce works also involving werewolves. He has used lots of imagery to put the reader at the scene. The present work, and its ,Escape the Night (coming to a close soon), fall within different or overlapping genre--gothic horror, fantasy, crime, mystery, and sci-fi. L.A. Wood lives near San Angelo, Texas, with his wife of 24 years and three sons.

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