Wilhelm
Wilhelm by F. Vawters McCloud, published by iUniverse on January 25, 2017, is a 332-page work of fiction that delves into the realms of horror and the supernatural. Set at the end of 1912, the narrative follows thirty-year-old Wilhelm York, a man who, despite his wealth and status as a lord, grapples with dissatisfaction and a yearning for power and immortality. His life takes a turn when he becomes entangled with a captivating woman at a New Year’s Eve party, leading to unforeseen consequences that reveal the hidden emotions and intentions of those around him.
In this psychological thriller, readers will encounter a complex interplay of desire and ambition as Wilhelm’s quest for dominance intertwines with Peyton’s own dark aspirations. The story explores themes of perception and the transformation of innocence, as the once-pure Peyton faces a new reality alongside Wilhelm. As the characters navigate their intertwined fates, the narrative challenges the boundaries of morality and the nature of truth, making for a compelling exploration of the occult and supernatural elements within a historical context.
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It is the end of 1912, and thirty-year-old Wilhelm York is less than satisfied with his accomplishments to date. After becoming a lord under Earl Alistair’s authority, he is now wealthy, famous, and considered royal. Still, he is not content. He has no desire for love, support, or companionship. Instead, Wilhelm’s only wish is to stay powerful and immortal. While attending a New Year’s Eve party, Wilhelm is powerlessly drawn to a beautiful woman. As he enters Peyton’s life, his coveted existence unknowingly exposes all the hidden thoughts, deeds, and emotions of everyone connected to their relationship. Meanwhile, Peyton, who was once seen as the epitome of all that is pure, wholesome, and lovely, is finding a new reality with Wilhelm as everything deemed holy becomes twisted and redefined. As Wilhelm attempts to fulfill an evil quest, he prepares to make the ultimate sacrifice without realizing that Peyton has her own dark plans. In this horror tale, an immortal lord determined to carry out a selfish mission during the early twentieth century discovers that a lie may just be the truth and that perception is everything.
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