Days Gone Bad

Vesik, Book 1

By: Eric Asher

Narrated by: William Dufris

A crashed wedding. A scorned vampire. A necromancer's fury ...

Damian Vesik is no hero. At least, not according to the magical community that turns a blind eye to his battles against evil. So he chalks it up as one more thankless mission when he’s forced to stop his vampire sister from murdering her ex’s entire bridal party…

Infiltrating the ceremony to protect the innocent, Damian uncovers something more sinister than a massacre. With the help of his berserker fairy friend, he'll need to prevent an unholy union between ancient demons and the walking dead.

Damian has one chance to stop his sister and ruin the wedding before one hell of an afterparty dooms the world.

©2013 Eric R. Asher (P)2014 Eric R. Asher

Awesome

This book was fantastic! I enjoyed listening to it as much as reading it. I have and will continue to recommend it to friends and family and let's face it to anybody that will listen.

I'll probably get the next book

Narrator was good. Not what I expected, but good. A good start to a series.

narrator very good. storylineis better than averag

The narration is very good. the storyline is about average (demons and fairies). I'm going to buy book two in the series.

Phenomenal Start to an AMAZING series!

"Days Gone Bad," had me sucked in at chapter one. There is a wealth of characters with depth and mystery and wit that make you want to delve into each one of them to see how they tick! Mr. Eric Asher, took a genre that has been written and rewritten so many times and made it new and intriguing. For me the testament of an outstanding book is if when I put it down I'm ready to pick it back up again, well this audio version brought me to whole new level of fandom. The narrator has a way of bringing these outstanding characters to life and I certainly cannot wait for the second book in the series to be ready for consumption.

Very Good!

I enjoyed this book very much. It has an original spin despite the countless contemporary fantasy novels written and it doesn't seem to adopt or encroach on anyone's ideas. In fact, the author has an unique way of spinning the tale into the action of the story line leaving the reader no worse for wear nor with questions, but simple answers delivered once then a world of magic within.