One Autumn in Kane Grove

By Dan Padavona

#1 Best Selling Author Dan Padavona's creepy vampire thriller. Visceral and haunting, for lovers of Salem's Lot and Storberry.

During a season of terror, a university confronts a series of brutal murders. Is a serial killer loose in Kane Grove? 
Or does something darker haunt the night?

A disturbing vampire horror story that garnered 5-star reviews as part of The Island anthology. 

WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC SCENES THAT SOME MAY FIND UPSETTING

Buy your copy today, because you love vampire horror.
 

Praise for Dan Padavona:

"One of the most exciting writers to burst upon the scene in quite some time." - Bram Stoker Award-winning author Brian Keene

"Dan is a master of building tension and pulling you into an incredible story." - J Thorn, author of Shadow Witch and The Portal Arcane Series

"Dan has a wonderful way of bringing characters and events to life. Feel the wind. Feel the dark. Feel the fear. - L. Miner

"He has the potential to become one of the new faces of modern, American horror. - Zach Bohannon

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dan Padavona
• Release date: Jun 12, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386413073

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One Autumn in Kane Grove

The autumn of Kane Grove was born teetering on the edge of extinction.

As the wind whistled against the outer walls of the university library’s computer wing, I saw myself quoted on the Internet, this time on one of those big news websites like the ones that cover presidential primaries, the Dow Jones, and Middle-Eastern wars. The quote was nebulous, and honestly I don't remember much about it, except that a mousy female reporter stuck her smart phone in my face as I was hurrying across the quad, trying to get to my calculus class before three o’clock.

Before this autumn I don't think anyone outside of New York even knew Kane Grove College existed; now you can turn on CNN and see the campus, the Jamison Sciences tower pointing into the milky sky like a fleshless finger, as harried students hustle by in the foreground.

Dad blames the university.

This sort of thing doesn't happen at Hamilton or Bowdoin, he told me on the phone last week. "Take