Modern Evil Podcast

Two more haikus from the collection, the ‘About the Author’, and Yoshira’s ‘Acknowledgements’.

Sophia (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 26: In which Sophia tells everyone about her date with Nicholas, then with just her closest friends makes a definitive declaration of her dedication to remaining single and asks for their prayer and support.

Emily (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 25: In which Nicholas’ group has trouble moving forward without him, and Emily likewise finds her life both interrupted and irrevocably altered by his passing – then she seems to discover a conspiracy working to dissolve the movement Nicholas had put into motion.

Two more poems from the collection: two haikus

Sophia (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 25: In which Sophia meets Nicholas at the zoo for their date, and finds his intentions for her are not what she had expected.

Emily (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 24: In which emergency responders try to help the survivors as much as they can, hindered by their opt-out status.

Three more poems from the collection: Addicted, and two haikus

Sophia (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 24: In which Sophia describes to her friends the details of how Nicholas asked her out, and they discuss the impending date in the context of her Christian walk and her earlier decision to stop dating.

Emily (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 23: In which Nicholas, Emily, Ken, and Benjamin attempt to deliver Austin into the care of an older vampire to mentor him but, before reaching their destination, Austin’s hunger drives him over the edge and he begins attacking, eating and mutilating them one by one.

Two more poems from the collection: Fake, and Fire Anger

Sophia (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 23: In which Sophia and her friends discuss her date with Balthazar, and Sophia decides to try to stop looking for love in every new guy she meets.

Emily (Never Let the Right One Go), Chapter 22: In which Austin is weaned from the blood stipend and begins practicing the hunt, to try to open his mind to the true experience of being a vampire.

Two more poems from the collection: a haiku, and Afterlife