The Soul Eater.

The Soul Eater.

M.D. LaBelle

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10 years earlier, Jason Hathaway drives down a dark deserted road on his way home from his nephew's birthday party, when he sees a red haired woman walking along the side of the road.  Picking her up, he finds out that she is not what he thinks she is.  Instead, he ends up losing his soul.  Spending the next 10 years of his life looking over his shoulder, he eventually comes to the realization that the only way to get his soul back is to kill her.  Along the way, he finds out that she is just playing a game.  So, now the question is, does he find and kill her or does she haunt him for eternity?  Find out in The Soul Eater who wins.

The Soul Eater. Chapter 1 Prologue

"Caw"

"Caw"

Have you ever noticed a flock of birds singing around you so loudly that it made your head hurt, and then suddenly you hear nothing? So quiet that the dead could wake, and you would hear their caskets creaking as they open them? Or better yet, have you had just a strange feeling that something very bad is about to happen?

That is exactly how I felt when I heard the crows cawing outside of my room at the hotel. One minute they were giving me a migraine and my head felt like it was about to burst. The next, it was dead quiet, and I could swear I heard a hiss coming from behind the bathroom door. It is so quiet that it freaks me out a little when I get the feeling that "She" will poke out from under the bed or leave a present for me to find in the morning.

Looking up from my book, I listen for them again. I strain my eyes as I try to look out the window to see where they went, but all I see is Darkness. Seeing no movement, the ringing in my ears starts to get to me.

Thinking about it more, I realize that it is just plain eerie, and it gives me the creeps. Trying to get my mind off it, I decide to go to bed. As I lie there, I keep thinking about it, how strange it all is. So, finally I get up and watch a little television.

A few hours later, I look at my watch and realize that it has been longer than I thought it was and climb into bed after shutting the television off.

"Ugh."

I lay down on a particularly lumpy part of the bed and it pokes me in the back. Not being able to remember the last time I found a comfortable bed in one of these seedy hotel rooms, I ask myself aloud, "What do I expect? When you pay 50 bucks for a room that normally anyone else in the city pays 200 for, there must be a catch, right?"

Shaking my head, I realize that this time, it ends up that the beds are lumpy and old. I mean they have more lumps than my mother's mashed potatoes and that's saying something. Really.

Laying my head down on the pillow, I go through my mental checklist of the room. Door locked, check. Windows locked, check.

Did I do a once over of the grounds? Check. I think that's about it. This is something I must do every night, because if I don't, I won't sleep a wink knowing that she could show up at any time or place right behind me.

The last thing I do before I close my eyes, is count to 20 and then feel myself relax as the darkness takes me, while I fade away.

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“10 years earlier, Jason Hathaway drives down a dark deserted road on his way home from his nephew's birthday party, when he sees a red haired woman walking along the side of the road. Picking her up, he finds out that she is not what he thinks she is. Instead, he ends up losing his soul. Spending the next 10 years of his life looking over his shoulder, he eventually comes to the realization that the only way to get his soul back is to kill her. Along the way, he finds out that she is just playing a game. So, now the question is, does he find and kill her or does she haunt him for eternity? Find out in The Soul Eater who wins.”
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Chapter 1 Prologue

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Chapter 2 Ten Years Earlier

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Chapter 3 In Her Clutches

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Chapter 4 Dead Inside

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Chapter 5 Confinement

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Chapter 6 So Far So Good

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Chapter 7 Why Do I Feel Like I'm Going Insane

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Chapter 8 Ojai

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Chapter 9 Virginia City

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Chapter 10 Torrey

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Chapter 11 Bisbee

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Chapter 12 How Do I Get Out

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Chapter 13 Santa Rosa

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Chapter 14 Crested Butte

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Chapter 15 Crested Butte Part 2

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Chapter 16 Clayton

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Chapter 17 Christoval

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Chapter 18 Natchitoches

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Chapter 19 Mound Bayou, Mississippi

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Chapter 20 Gatlinburg

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Chapter 21 Gatlinburg Part 2

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Chapter 22 My Sister

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Chapter 23 Not Again

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Chapter 24 A Small Town Called White Cloud, Michigan

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Chapter 25 Coshocton

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Chapter 26 New Hope

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Chapter 27 Saratoga Springs

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Chapter 28 Stowe, Vermont

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Chapter 29 Concord

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Chapter 30 Old Orchard Beach

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Chapter 31 Hanover

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Chapter 32 9 Months Later in Jud

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Chapter 33 Sharon's Place

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Chapter 34 A Wake Up Call

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Chapter 35 Pella, Iowa

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Chapter 36 Pella Part 2

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Chapter 37 Somerset

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Chapter 38 Mount Pleasant

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Chapter 39 Albany, Illinois

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Chapter 40 Grand Rivers

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