The Existence

Vampires are often portrayed as beautiful, seductive creatures of the night. They have invaded our bookshelves, movie screens, and televisions. In our modern world, they are everywhere, all the time-but much of the folklore given is in no way close to the monstrous, blood-sucking creatures known as "vampires." They are not beautiful, and they're not here to fall in love. B. J. Christopher's The Existence goes beyond the bounds of stereotypical vampire lore to drag you to the depths of the demon world. In this world, vampires are demons, henchmen of the devil, sent to earth to do his dirty work. They're here to eliminate mankind before the second coming of Christ, when they will all be tossed, screaming, into the dreaded Lake of Fire described in Revelation. Slayer Chris Conrad knows of their evil plans. His eyes were opened to the truth one dark night, when he found his purpose. He is on earth to stop them-a skilled, fearless killer of the undead. He does not fear their fangs; he does not fear their strength. In Conrad's battle of good versus evil, evil never wins. He'll see to it that all the vampires are long dead before Christ comes back to earth. He has to; he's our only hope.