Demon in my Head

Human/Vampire hybrid Gabriel Brimstone walks between the worlds of the living and the dead. He hunts vampires and slays them with remarkable ease. However, the years have taken their toll on him physically, mentally and emotionally. Guilt-ridden Brimstone must wrestle with his innermost demons by acknowledging his thirst for human blood. While on the hunt for the elusive vampire, Valimus, Brimstone joins a local chapter of AA to face his addiction. Unfortunately, the demons of Culver’s Bay are circling and they smell his internal struggles. As Brimstone’s fragile psyche begins to crack, he learns of a centuries old prophecy that could spell the end of humanity as we know it. Valimus’ endgame is learned and Brimstone knows that it resides within a man known as Richard Stoker. Who is Stoker and what does he have to do with Valimus’ plan for world domination? Will Gabriel Brimstone stop this vampire apocalypse and come to terms with what he is?

About the Author

Gerald has crafted his life around reading and writing. Ever since working on a book report at the age of seven, he has fallen in love with the written word. He received a Bache-lor's of Arts in English at The University of Michigan - Flint and a Master's Degree in English Studies from Illinois State University. He is pursuing a Doctorate in Educational Lead-ership from Western Michigan University. He has written fic-tion for Hardboiled Magazine, Necrotic Tissue, Detective Mystery Stories, and, of course, Night to Dawn, where Gabriel Brim-stone first graced the printed page. He also writes reviews for classic horror films Bloody Disgusting, a website devoted to horror films. Gerald has taught English, Communications, Literature, and Speech at colleges such as The University of Michigan - Flint, Kettering University, and Baker College of Muskegon where he resides as Director of College Writing. He is a member of The Michigan Council of Teachers of English where he serves as Membership Chair. As long as he continues to have nightmares, Gerald Browning will write. He is working on a follow up to Demon in My Head (working title: The Modern Prometheus). He can be reached at [email protected].

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