LIN & THE VISCOUNT VAMPIRE Lindsay Fang McFadden thought becoming Head Girl at St. Augustine’s Academy would mean her final year there would be her toughest, she didn't know that she'd survive an attack by an infamous serial killer right before the start of term. If that wasn't enough to make her final year sound more lethal than it should, the attack wasn't random, and the attacker wasn't human. Unbeknownst to Lin, a whole world of supernatural creatures inhabit the misty wood surrounding her school. Mystics, witches, shadows, and demons are all held at bay thanks to the handsome Head Boy Leonidas Forsyte who has the arduous tasks of also being the Vampiric Viscount of Augustine. His Bloodletter witch Nicola keeps him from sucking on the necks of his classmates' thanks to her delicious blood. But for Leonidas, Lin’s ethereal beauty and unmatched wit are just as irresistible as the scent of her incredibly rare blood. How can he work side by side with Lin as Head Boy all term without revealing himself to her or angering Nicola? And how can Lin keep the secret of her attack or her twisted connection to the serial killer from Leonidas when having him as a partner is all that’s keeping her together through the madness? In a school surrounded by witchy Queen bees, gunslinging vampires, and headlining murdering sprees, lives a girl hiding a lethal lineage, and a boy hiding his un-beating heart from the girl he is falling in love with. Soon they will both learn that the cost of keeping their secrets from each other will draw the whole of Augustine into chaos. LIN & THE VISCOUNT VAMPIRE is set in the moors of northern England; it pulls the reader into a paranormal romance set in the modern age of social media where murder trends and bloodletting is an intoxicating addiction in this elitist vampiric school drama. The novel is complete at 96,000 words. With the resurgence of the vampire genre, I hope to appeal to the fans of BLOODLINE ACADEMY by Lan Chan, CRUSH by Tracy Wolff, and WICKED WOLVES AND TANGLED TRUTHS by Danielle Annett