The Puppeteer
A Vampire’s Short Tale of Darkness
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The Puppeteer
Narrated by:
Silvester Blaha
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Narrated by:
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Silvester Blaha
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By:
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J.N. Love
About this listen
In the heart of a city gripped by chaos and corruption, a certified sociopath named Jeff embarks on a dark journey from the depths of a mental institution to the pinnacle of power. When he forms a sinister alliance with a vampire nurse named Nita, their insatiable thirst for control and blood leads to a reign of terror.
As the city's heroes and authorities close in, Jeff's quest for power takes a haunting toll, blurring the lines between sanity and madness. In a gripping tale of darkness and redemption, 'The Puppeteer' explores the depths of the human soul and the price of ultimate power.
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