The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Eternal Nights: Arrival by Richard Spegal

Eternal Nights: Arrival by Richard Spegal Richardspegal.com https://www.amazon.com/Eternal-Nights-Arrival-Richard-Spegal/dp/1970703512 The Time Has Come. In AD2019 they met their Progenitor and finally learned the truth about not only their origins, but the origins of all vampires. They also learned the horrible truth of the beginning of everything, and the scourge that was unleashed throughout the universe. A force that had gone unchecked for billions upon billions of years. They vowed to stop it... assuming it still existed. In AD3325 the enemy was no longer hypothetical, and the human race was no longer alone. The coming force is an enemy unlike anything the races of the galaxy had ever faced. A living hunger, capable of consuming entire galaxies. Sentient locusts with numbers that could blot out the stars. When they enter a galaxy, it is a sign that the End of Days has begun. This is not an enemy that can be fought from the shadows. Having lived for thousands of years, they have changed. Their entire family has changed. They will still stand in defense of the mortal races, but it will be on their terms. The mortal races will accept them, or they will disappear forever and let the galaxy burn. The Shakeeth have arrived, and in order to face the coming darkness, Johnathon and Danielle will have to take their family into the light.About the author I've been writing for years, but only started publishing about 3 1/2 years ago. I pride myself on adult oriented entertainment. The relationships, the language, the complicated plot threads, and a lot of the situations are geared toward an older audience. Honestly, I think anyone would get enjoyment from the reading, but the more life experience you have, the more you will be able to relate to what is happening. Regarding relationships, for example, my characters tend to be married or have a family. This isn't the kind of romance that younger audience members can relate to. I also pride myself on brutal realistic detail. The characters talk like real people, act like real people, think like real people, and make the decisions real people would make. No one goes "suddenly stupid" so that the plot can happen. No, my characters are the one driving the plot. That is how it should, but that's been forgotten by creators over the last decade or so, which is why so much of everything fails now. There are old editions on Amazon, because Amazon refuses to take listings down. I hate that because it can be confusing, but at least the old editions are marked as unavailable, or are otherwise obvious. The new stuff tends to be at the top. My 5th book should be out within a couple weeks of this posting, and number 6 is scheduled for Spring 2026. Beyond that, it'll be my publisher's decision as to how fast the books go live.