Works by
Bryan Cassiday
(Writer)

Fiction

• Fete of Death (2007)
  First the champagne will flow . . .
  then the blood . . .
  in Fete of Death
  Trust no one.

  A disgraced CIA contract killer with a death wish discovers a shocking government cover-up while investigating a series of brutal murders of members of the Senate Intelligence Committee in Los Angeles. His life hangs in the balance . . . unless he can unmask the conspirators while eluding the raft of killers stalking him.

Short Stories

• Blood Moon (2009)
  Blood Moon: Thrillers and Tales of Terror is available now. It showcases his stories from the dark side; including, thriller, suspense, mystery, horror, and noir tales. If it's dark, it will be here.
  
  A CIA hit man who fears his doppelganger is stalking him, a contract killer whose corporation of murderers treats him worse than his malevolent victims, two bank tellers who are held up by a robber who dies suddenly of a heart attack and paves their way for a daring plan that ends with a shocking finale... They're all here, and more.
  
  Blood Moon features the vampire thriller "I Kill for Your Blood," in which a CIA agent is suspected of being a vampire.

• "Dead Man's Hand" (2008, Digital)
  I visited Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut a few years ago and, while there, I wondered what it would be like if you thought you had but a few hours left to live. So I wrote “Dead Man's Hand.  -- Bryan Cassiday

• "Going Down" (2008, Digital)
  I wrote “Going Down” as an entertainment. Everybody enjoys a good horror story now and then. I dreamed it up one day while I was riding a rickety elevator. I find elevators spooky. As I was riding this one, I gave my imagination free rein and came up with this short story.  -- Bryan Cassiday

• "Contract Killer " (2007, Digital)
  I wrote “Contract Killer” as an entertainment. I like reading thrillers and crime thrillers and I believe there are many readers out there who have the same taste that I have. -- Bryan Cassiday

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