He wakes in the dead of night, the August moon his only light in the darkness of his mountain château. He is alone, but the shifting shadows that stir within his room suggest the presence of another.
Before the night is choked by the dawn he will be confronted with an encounter bearing the face his deepest dread. But could he be wrong? Is his dread in fact the most liberating, sensual experience that life will ever present to him?
In the hours ahead as he is forced to challenge the understanding of his most basic instincts, he must make a decision that will determine not just the nature of the events of this night, but whether for him, tomorrow will ever come.
Autorentext
Barry Huggins is a writer and educator to the creative industries. His teaching revolves around writing, photography and digital technologies, primarily to clients from the publishing and broadcasting world, but also to individuals from a broad range of diverse backgrounds.
His first fiction title, published in April 2014 is The Evanescence of Being. He is also the author of eight non-fiction titles covering photography, Photoshop, and creative digital techniques. His books have been translated into seven languages.
His second fiction title - Letters of a noble mind - published in September 2015. He also has two short stories available - A late monsoon and The sexual imperative.