The Vampire’s Postman
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The Vampire’s Postman

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Summary

In 1880, Postal Officer Jedidiah Crowley is forced to leave his peaceful home in Jórvik and take a new position in Coldstone—a northern town plagued by brutal weather, restless dead and rumours of a vampire living above it on Wolf’s Mountain. Jed soon discovers that his predecessor died while delivering letters to the castle’s mysterious master, Balec Armadas Mort. When black envelopes begin arriving and the dead demand that the mail be delivered, Jed must decide whether to obey the warnings of Coldstone—or fulfil his duty and climb the mountain himself. A gothic fantasy adventure filled with supernatural mystery, dark humour and an ordinary postman caught in a very extraordinary delivery. This is a four-chapter preview of the forthcoming novel The Vampire’s Postman.

Status
4mo ago
Chapters
5
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

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In 1880, Postal Officer Jedidiah Crowley is forced to leave his peaceful life in Jórvik and take up a new post in Coldstone—a northern town feared for its bitter weather, restless dead and the mysterious castle overlooking it from Wolf’s Mountain.

When Jed learns that his predecessor died while delivering letters to the castle’s reclusive master, Mr Balec Armadas Mort, he begins to suspect that Coldstone’s darkest stories may be true.

This is a four-chapter preview of The Vampire’s Postman.

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