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Starry night skies and a large autumn moon a romantic night do make, no?
No. Not in the world of Elizabeth Darker at least. With the setting sun comes a wide array of immortal devils to stalk the moral souls of mankind - and guardian angels are few and far between. Vampires, werewolves, and an army of corrupt hunters lurk in the shadows of a distorted world of illusion.

Welcome, again, to the mind of Elizabeth Darker.

News

Posted on May 20th, 2009

Novel

I'm really rather happy with the way the novel is coming out. I'm thinking that Hunter may have evolved too far to be called Hunter, but I don't have another name for it just yet. I'll come up with one by the time it's ready to be published. Hunter is it's working title though.
So far, the first two chapters are finished and the third is on it's way. I'm very proud.
I was stopped twice by family members who were simply taking the time to say "Good job, Liz." It's funny, hearing that really made my day. I've been taking compliments more easily lately than I normally do. Not that I'm getting a big head, but I'm just taking the time to appreciate it that people think I'm doing a good job.

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Welcome Carolyn!

Posted on May 12th, 2009

First, I'd like to take a moment to welcome Carolyn to the team officially. She's been working with me for a while but rather than freelance now she's part of the team officially. So far she's coded the website, brainstormed with me, and created graphics. She's been a tremendous help. Thanks, Carolyn!

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Newest Work

The moon hung low in the star
studded October sky. The chilly
wind rushed through the dense
forest of skeletal trees that
erupted from the ground like
boney fingers clawing from
their graves and out into the
field of dried, dead grass. It
swept past the herd of fluffy
white sheep still standing in
the blanket of night and carried
their scent north, just past
the fence and to the rough,
black nose of the hungry grey wolf.
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