Porchlight Prose

A heartbeat in the dark. A hunger that feels like love. For seventy years, Elias Morrow has rotted behind concrete and steel - a vampire locked in a human prison, forgotten by time. When Dr. Clara Cross, a weary prison psychologist, discovers him, she expects another broken man. Instead, she finds something ancient, intelligent, and heartbreakingly lonely. But their connection soon becomes dangerous. The warden wants secrets. Elias wants freedom. And when the walls finally crumble, both must decide what they're willing to destroy for the other.

Because sometimes the only way to summarize this story is with nine pictures of snow, stars, and two people who are absolutely in the wrong place at the right time… plus a whole lot of dream-chaos and unresolved feelings.

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The Wall - Chapter 1 (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1581250207-the-wall-chapter-1?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=BrittanyAutumn A heartbeat in the dark. A hunger that feels like love. For seventy years, Elias Morrow has rotted behind concrete and steel - a vampire locked in a human prison, forgotten by time. When Dr. Clara Cross, a weary prison psychologist, is discovers him, she expects another broken man. Instead, she finds something ancient, intelligent, and heartbreakingly lonely. But their connection soon becomes dangerous. The warden wants secrets. Elias wants freedom. And when the walls finally crumble, both must decide what they're willing to destroy for the other.

romance born in ruin

"I couldn't see myself, but somehow you did. And now, I can't hide from what I've found." -Clara Cross, The Wall

A creature bound in a human prison in darkness and isolation, even the system didn't recognize his existence. But now, everything's changed as he realizes he has out lived his usefulness. He no longer fears death, but finds that he is yearning for freedom.

I could only reach you in a dream, and even then, you felt so far away. - Elias Morrow, The Wall.