VR Dawn

The game trapped one million souls, and now they all will die.

Everyone was excited to play the world's first real MMO Virtual Reality Game, "Dark Days".

So much so that a million copies sold out in minutes. One million players logged on and began their journeys to enjoy a truly realistic world.

The game touched on all of the senses; touch, smell, sight, taste, and sound. One thing players didn't expect, was pain. Panic ensued and the logout button didn't work.This is when things began to change.The fantasy world turned dark and the difficulty levels spiked. Players who lost their lives in game died in real life. Dark Days had become a game of life or death.

The notorious hacker, Z, came forth claiming responsibility and demanding only one thing; that the best gamer in the world come for him and face him at the end. If they defeat him, then and only then will the nightmare end.One pro-gamer plans to answer the call and enter Dark Days in order to hunt down and defeat the hacker. He goes by the name of Zycuh. Some say he's legend, some say he's crazy, but he would say he's the only one who stands a chance in hell of saving everyone's lives. Enter the world of Dark Days.

Jake is a YA writer, character artist, role-player, and avid gamer. His
collection of novels are in the sci-fi/horror or fantasy genres. Throughout
the years, he has written multiple short stories and various screenplays.
Jake was born in the 'village' of Bellaire, Ohio. As the population
shrank, he knew he needed to get out or get caught in the trap of the
average small town-if you don't get out young, you don't get out at all.
The earliest influences on his writing were survival horror video games,
and sci-fi/fantasy novels. It was the thrill of a good scare and abilities above
and beyond the scope of physics that drove his imagination.
For many years, Jake focused only on his artistic abilities and put writing
aside. He eventually enrolled in an art school, but after taking a Story
Writing course, he became serious about his work and eventually switched
to Creative Writing at another university. He was twice published in the
school's magazine, The Aviator, for his works, Book of Fate and Omega
Virus.
Jake spends most of his time with his wife, and is always writing,
drawing, or gaming.