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    Midnight at the Satyr Inn
    Midnight at the Satyr Inn
    Midnight at the Satyr Inn
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    Midnight at the Satyr Inn

    By Rebekah Lewis

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    Strange things are happening at The Aegean Inn. Rumors of mysterious flute music and a horned shadow caught on camera inspire London to spend a night and see if there is truth to the hype. What she finds isn’t a ghost, but something much more erotic.

    Cursed into an immortal life, Jacen isn’t prepared when London checks in to the B&B he and his fellow satyrs are running. For the first time in centuries, Jacen’s willing to break the rules for a woman. Can London handle his secret, or is she a threat to the existence of all satyrs?

    Originally part of the Ravaged Vol. 2 anthology by Breathless Press. This anthology is no longer in print.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRebekah Lewis
    Release dateJul 18, 2017
    Midnight at the Satyr Inn
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    Rebekah Lewis

    Rebekah Lewis has always been captivated by fictional worlds. An avid reader and lover of cinema, it was only a matter of time before she started writing her own stories and immersing herself in her imagination. Rebekah’s most popular series, The Cursed Satyroi, is paranormal romance based on Greek mythology. She also writes Fantasy and Time Travel. When satyrs, white rabbits, and stubborn heroes aren’t keeping her busy, she may be found putting her creativity to use as an award-winning cover artist. Rebekah holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and lives in Savannah, GA with her cat, Bagheera.

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      Midnight at the Satyr Inn - Rebekah Lewis

      Dedication

      To book lovers, readers, writers, and dreamers.

      Without you, stories would be empty words in a world without light.

      Chapter One

      London rewound the DVR recording and then pressed play. How the hell had those guys pulled that one off? She paused the video and there, on the wall behind the host of the paranormal investigation show, was the shadow of a demon. Ram horns adorned his head and his legs tapered down to hoofed feet, the shadow went undetected by the film crew until they replayed their footage upon leaving the location, but it was pointed out for the viewers to notice on the show. London hit play again and watched in amusement as the shadow crept down the hall while the host shouted for the entities in the small local inn to come at him.

      The remainder of the episode contained the standard cheap thrills and weird Electronic Voice Phenomenon, EVPs, as they attempted to locate the source of the strange music guests often reported hearing at night, but the image of the demon shadow stayed with her.

      Breaking out her laptop, London ran an Internet search for The Aegean Inn. She'd passed it once or twice while wasting time between classes and hadn't realized it. London had lived in Savannah all her life and actually had a small apartment close to the area since she was a student at SCAD—Savannah College of Art and Design. But she had been on just about every ghost tour in town, and The Aegean Inn wasn't featured on them, but after this television program that would change. How did something like that remain unnoticed for so long by locals?

      The website was elegant, showcasing the historical setting of the establishment, but also said the owners had named the inn after the Aegean Sea as a tribute to where they grew up. Searching beyond the website, London then discovered the building was once used to treat yellow fever during the epidemic in 1820—a trait many of the haunted locations downtown shared—and was rumored to sit on top of one of the tunnels built under the city. Nowhere was there mention of ghosts or goblins.

      Picking up her cell phone, she quickly dialed the number listed on the website. London didn't usually act so impulsively, but something about discovering a new haunted spot in town excited her. She loved scary stuff, and she had a free weekend with nothing to do. Maybe she'd even luck out and finally have a paranormal encounter. She'd always wanted some kind of verification of ghosts or anything fantastical, even though she had no idea how she'd react to such a thing.

      After the fourth ring, a woman answered, Hello, thank you for calling The Aegean Inn. How may I assist you today?

      I would like to make a reservation.

      Did you have a date in mind for your visit, ma'am? The lady on the phone had a pleasant voice. London thought she didn't sound at all like someone who willingly worked in a demonic hotspot.

      Tonight through Sunday.

      I'm sorry, ma'am, but all the rooms are booked this weekend.

      London figured that would be the case. How unfortunate. I've only just discovered you guys were in town and really wanted to check it out.

      You might have better luck at one of the larger hotels. If you wanted a historical element, the Marshall House—

      London blurted, "Are you

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