Hollow Empire: Season 1 - Night of Knives

The COMPLETE first "Season" of Hollow Empire... now collected in one full-length novel.In the aftermath of a horrific plague, the nation of Vhur teeters on utter annihilation. Its cities lie in ruin. Its king hides in his tower. Its people rot in their graves.Surrounded by death and suffering, four survivors struggle to live their separate lives.But the lords of Vhur have different plans in mind for them.For soon must come the Night of Knives.NOTE: This is the full 1st season of Hollow Empire, collecting "Episodes 1-6" into one full length book.

About the Author

J Edward Neill is, more than anything in his life, a writer. He lives in the good ole southeastern US of A, where it's hot, muggy, and hot, but his roots are in the frosted outskirts of Chicago. The winter, the wind, and the cold, endless nights on his grandparents' corn field are where it all began for him. Someday he'll go back there and write a book about the snow, but not yet. He has other work to do... Eons ago, while glooming about his house during a mild North Georgia winter, J Edward sat in the shadows and scribbled the first outline of his first short story. He has been obsessed ever since. Tugging the cobwebs out of his skull and redistributing them as words on a page is his passion. He writes the kind of stories he likes to read, and he's inspired by any book that focuses on the character rather than the plot. The plots have all been done before, but the characters...those have a chance to be unique. J Edward's inspirations are many. He favors Tolkien's wordiness, Dan Simmons' gritty characters, and Shakespeare's hard truths made poetic. He likes fantasy, but not the sort with pretty elves and clever gnomes. He likes epic tales written for adults, stories accessible to everyone with a sharp (and maybe a bit twisted) mind. But more than any of these, he likes to lurk at night in his man-cave with all the lights off and no other authors' books within reach. Ideally the windows will be open, the eve will be chilly, and the stars high and bright. These are the best nights to write on. He likes to think these are his nights, his and no other...

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