L. Gene Brown

L. Ann

Taz I'Ane - arrogant, irreverent, womanising - Heir Apparent to the House of Nikaris, the largest and most powerful House in the Vampire Nation.Morganna Satori, top of the chain of the world's deadliest and most feared assassins - as lethal as she is beautiful.Two people who couldn't be more opposite. And whose only connection to one-another is a torrid one night's stand in Las Vegas, six months past.Now they have been thrown together to investigate a string of grisly murders, perpetrated by what appears to be a homicidal mad man in control of a savage army of children.The question is not whether or not they can survive their seemingly impossible assignment. But whether they will survive each other.

Bonded in Blood

Rowan Walker - young college student and coffee house barista - believes that her twin sister, Eden, has been taken against her will. The Seattle Police - based on evidence to the contrary; as well as the sister's free-wheeling, off-the-rails past lifestyle - believe otherwise. Rowan, however, refuses to let the case (or, for that matter, the SPD) rest and after a solid year of relentless badgering by the young woman a weary, and sympathetic detective gives Rowan an alternative solution.Enter Fallon Wylde, 17th Century pirate turned vampire turned soldier-for-hire. At first, Fallon, too, has his doubts. And there is the unignorable fact that his fee is well beyond the young woman's means. But for reasons he can't immediately comprehend, Fallon feels drawn to her. Out of sympathy or an undeniable sexual attraction. . .he isn't quite sure. But then, during the initial interview, the mention of an all too familiar nightspot sparks his curiosity. And from that point on things start to happen.A very curious home invasion. The out-of-the-blue transformation of harmless next door neighbor to homicidal attacker. Scare tactics that run the gamut from the grotesque to the downright deadly.And with the additional, eventual inclusion of elements which lead back one of most grisly and controversial murders in Seattle's history it soon becomes apparent that the kidnapping of Eden Walker is just the tip of a very large and sinister iceberg.

L. Gene Brown

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