Angelfall: Parts 1 to 5 (2 page)
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Authors: Conrad Powell
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The Story:
Angelfall: Box Set - Parts 1 to 5 (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1).
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[FREE EBOOK] Kill: Part 2 of Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1).
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Start - Chapter 5.
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Start - Chapter 6.
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Start - Chapter 7.
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Start - Chapter 8.
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Start - Chapter 9.
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Start - Chapter 10.
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[FREE EBOOK] Salvation: Part 3 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1).
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[BONUS EXCERPTS] - Other Works by Conrad Powell:
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[BONUS EXCERPTS] Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1):
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[BONUS EXCERPTS] - Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1):
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[BONUS EXCERPTS] - Betrayal Romance Series:
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[BONUS EXCERPTS] – James Stone and the Secret World (James Stone Series, Book 1):
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[BONUS EXCERPTS] - Conrad Powell’s Short Story Series:
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Coming Soon: Conrad Powell’s Other Works in Progress.
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God blessed me with a very supportive and understanding family and I dedicate these works to my family. Lord, thank you for the strength to persevere.
Copyrights:
Fall: Part 1 of Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1). Copyright © Conrad Powell 2008.
Kill: Part 2 of Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1). Copyright © Conrad Powell 2008.
Plot: Part 3 of Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1). Copyright © Conrad Powell 2008.
Site: Part 4 of Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1). Copyright © Conrad Powell 2008.
Trip: Part 5 of Start (Detective John Aston Martin Start Thriller Series, Book 1). Copyright © Conrad Powell 2008.
Redemption: Part 1 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
Conception: Part 2 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
Salvation: Part 3 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
Light at Dawn: Part 4 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2012.
Apostle: Part 5 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2012.
Celebration: Part 6 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2012.
Prophet: Part 7 of Angelfall (Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2012.
Betrayal: Part 1 of Betrayal Romance Series Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
Portal: Part 1 of James Stone and the Secret World (James Stone Series, Book 1) Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
Wall. A Jewish Holocaust Short Story Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
No Easy Day – A Fictional Account of the Mission that “Killed” Osama Bin Laden. Copyright © Conrad Powell 2011.
No Easy Day for Mark Owen: The Legal Brief. Copyright © Conrad Powell 2012.
DISCLAIMER:
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the prior permission of the author. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination, or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
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Angelfall:
Box Set – Parts 1 to 5
(Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1).
By Conrad Powell.
Copyright 2012 Conrad Powell.
Redemption:
Part 1 of Angelfall
(Twilight at Dawn Saga, Book 1).
By Conrad M. Powell.
Copyright 2011 Conrad M. Powell.
“Don't touch me,” said Little Jenny Johnson to her irritating paramour. He reached across the school lunch table and pulled her long blonde hair. The 7th Graders of Mount Redlock Valley High School were having their lunch.
“I can't stand you Jenny Jenny,” said Little Tyler Maddox as he pulled her hair again.
Jenny, turning a whiter shade of pale, grabbed her lunch tray stocked with two hotdogs, a pile of beans, a medium salad and the ubiquitous box of chocolate milk and went to another table.
“Jenny, don't leave me girl,” said Treesha Downer, her best friend, who jumped up as well and ran with her tray to catch up with her friend.
“Tyler is such a jerk that's why he a-”
They formed “L” shapes with their fingers and planted it on their foreheads.
“Loser,” they said and laughed. The kids at the new table stopped eating and laughed at Tyler.
They eyeballed him and flashed the “Loser” sign repeatedly. Tyler turned red.
“Girl, if it wasn't for his ten dollar allowance that you always take from him, we would have gotten rid of him a long time ago,” said Treesha. Jenny flashed a grin.
“I know,” said Jenny. As they sat a cold wind burst through the cafeteria’s open window.
Jenny devoured her hotdog and drank her chocolate milk.
Treesha looked at Jenny who was turning blue.
“Girl, you're blue,” said Treesha.
“No, I'm not sad. I can't let Tyler get me down.”
“Seriously, you are blue as in B, L, U, E. Really, blue as in your face looks like a smurf,” said Treesha.
Jenny looked at her hands and noticed that she was indeed turning blue. She jumped up and let out a grand sneeze that sprayed a large vapor mist of saliva around the lunchroom. It reached far and wide touching the more than One Hundred 7th Graders at Mount Redlock Valley High. The students inhaled.
Jenny rushed to the girl's bathroom and Treesha went after her. As Jenny darted for the basin in the bathroom, a shadow flashed past the large bathroom window. Treesha saw it.
“Whoa,” said Treesha as a cold chill ran up her spine then down her leg.
Jenny popped her head up from the basin where she was vomiting.
“What?” said Jenny as she looked in the mirror. She noticed that Treesha, who was standing behind her, was also turning blue.
“Did you see that?” said Treesha who failed to notice that she was also turning blue.
“Treesh,” said Jenny looking into Treesha's eyes through the mirror's reflection. “You're blue too.”
Treesha took her eyes off the window and stared at her reflection in the mirror. The shadow moved from outside the window and formed the image of a man. The man was behind the girls. He appeared as if from nowhere.
Treesha sneezed and dashed to vomit in the other basin. Treesha regurgitated her beans and hotdog lunch into the second basin.
The man, if you can call him that, had grey eyes, a smoky white skin that looked pale against his short cropped black hair.
A gust of wind blew through the open window which flapped the man’s long black cloak in the breeze.
The man wasn’t a man at all but an 8,011 year-old vampire named Victor Saul who wasted no time sinking his long teeth into Little Jenny's now bluish neck. After Jenny went limp, he laid her gently on the floor.
