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    The Fall of The Divine Blades
    The Fall of The Divine Blades
    The Fall of The Divine Blades
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    The Fall of The Divine Blades

    By Vince Bios

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    Following a botched assassination attempt that almost ends his life, renowned journalist Peter J Blattch is forced to consider his waning career options. During this period of indeterminacy, he receives a package from the UK, the incredible contents of which sends him in search of a veiled and arcane truth about a supernatural threat against humanity.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVince Bios
    Release dateApr 30, 2020
    ISBN9780463889619
    The Fall of The Divine Blades
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    Vince Bios

    As a teenage, Vince Bios was fascinated with the paranormal where he learned everything possible about the unknown through books, movies and documentaries. Over the years, he attended night classes, gone to seminars, and joined several ghost hunting groups in pursuing answers to the unnatural mysterious happening in the world. In the past two decades, Vince continued his interest by conducting his own research and studies into the fields of folklore, ufology, parapsychology and cryptozoology. After being hired in the trades a few years ago, he started the blog Abnormal Realms to be an online sources for news, articles, information and other resources about the paranormal. Vince has expanded to providing such material through podcasts and now ebooks.

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      The Fall of The Divine Blades - Vince Bios

      THE FALL OF THE DIVINE BLADES

      Vince Bios

      Copyright 2017Copyright © 2017 by David Calvert

      adapted, and co-authored, from a short story by Vince Bios

      All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof

      may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever

      without the express written permission of the publisher

      except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      abnormalrealm@gmail.com

      www.abnormalrealm.com

      Special Thanks and Dedication

      David Calvert

      If not for his skills as an author, writer, and editor

      this book would never come to being.

      Please check out his works at

      https://occultusregnum.com/

      davidcalvert546@btinternet.com

      Table of Contents

      Table of Contents

      Prologue

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Chapter Six

      Chapter Seven

      Prologue

      My name is Peter J Blattch and I have been involved in journalism for some thirty years or more. One of the first lessons I learnt as an investigative journalist was to be there on the front lines as a story unfolds in order to get an accurate account of the events. Ever since then I have travelled extensively throughout the world and have been at the forefront of civil unrests, marched with protesters against totalitarian regimes and, most recently, went undercover to expose governmental and corporate corruption; an assignment which unexpectedly segued me into chronicling drug trafficking and the seedy underbelly of the sex trade. These assignments were instrumental in the furthering of my career.

      But fortunes change and the capricious Fates who had woven the tapestry of my life now had other things in mind for me. In the course of my work I had made many powerful enemies, men who would stop at nothing to silence me. They almost succeeded. It would take months before I recuperated sufficiently from the gunshot wounds I had sustained during the drive-by shooting that left me fighting for my life. Though many suspected the hit was sanctioned by one of the Mexican drug cartels I had exposed earlier in the year, the subsequent investigation into them led nowhere. It did, however, have a serious knock-on effect to my career; insofar as no-one would hire me for fear of being caught up in further reprisals. I had in effect become persona non-grata. My days as a feature writer and undercover investigative reporter had, to all intents and purposes, come to an end and I found myself covering fringe stories normally doled out to rookie reporters. But what the hell! At least they paid the bills.

      I was not embittered by the events that overtook me. I went into this business knowing full well the dangers involved. Nor was I resentful towards those colleagues who had given me a wide berth - most of whom had families to consider. I was already contemplating early retirement at around this period. Now, I reasoned, was as good a time as any to bow out gracefully. But a string of events was about to unfold that would rekindle my journalistic instincts and my retirement plans were put on an indefinite hold.

      Chapter One

      The Package

      About six weeks ago, I received a package through the post that anyone else would have ignored or thrown out with the garbage. Getting ‘snail mail’ is rare and when I do it’s usually from the fringe elements of society who claim to have dated Bigfoot, seen alien bases on the Moon, and the like. A UK nursing home listed on the return address caught my attention and upon opening the package I discovered a hand-written letter and a voluminous journal; attached to which was a first-class, round-trip ticket to Britain and two thousand US dollars in cash. This was uncommon to say the least. Intrigued, I began reading the attached letter.

      In the latter part of my waning career I had met and interviewed more than my share of crazies, weirdoes, and conspiracy theorists, but what I read in the letter and journal went beyond the pale. If this was a hoax it was a very expensive one on behalf of the perpetrator. Was it the ramblings of an

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