Before he even sheathed the blade, Jeremiah knew what he would do with it. He could even feel how the blood would worm down his arm.
“What made you think I’d want something like this?” he asked as Paul took Jeremiah’s ten-dollar bill.
No shrug this time. “I saw it in your eyes.”
When he left the store, it appeared he hadn’t purchased anything. The people on the street did not notice the cross tucked inside his belt, his dress shirt pulled loose to billow over it. As he walked, he removed his tie and dropped it in a metal waste can.
A woman with long blonde hair smiled at him crossing the street, but Jeremiah did not smile back.
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This is the end of the sample of JT Warren's latest horror work, Jeremiah Rivers: Demon Hunter. This is a ongoing horror series. Check out his other works on Amazon.com.
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Jeremiah Rivers: Demons Inside and Out
HorrorJeremiah Rivers was only ten years old when he saw his first demon. And from then on, his life would never be the same. This is the beginning of his tale, of the man who would become Jeremiah Rivers: Demon Hunter.
