A novella from the Blood Trilogy world. Emily Cherniack’s older brother is killed in Viet Nam. Then her parents die in a car crash, leaving Emily all alone in the world to raise her kid brother, Victor. And she’s failing miserably. Barely above the poverty line, Emily loses her menial job adding insult to injury and pushing her over the edge. At her wit’s end and just when she thinks her luck couldn’t get any worse, she runs into the Montreal vampire, Neal “the Squid” O’Sullivan. Will the encounter be the end of her, or will she find a way to deal with it and soldier on? The answers lie waiting in The Game.

Sometimes being a vampire isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Julian Brownell, a two thousand-year-old vampire, is learning that the hard way. The depression and divorce in his banal, pretend-human life was bad enough. But when he decides to burst back onto the vampire scene, things go from bad to worse as he finds himself firmly in the sights of the deadliest vampire hunter of all time. A History in Blood depicts a world where vampire culture and politics reside peacefully beside the world above ground, a world where vampires don’t adhere to the erroneous traditional lore. Stakes to the heart cannot kill them—only fire or decapitation. Although popular opinion suggests that garlic and sunlight are fatal to them, in truth, these are more like allergies that affect them to varying degrees. Against this backdrop, and with a healthy dose of humor, the story follows Titus Acilius (a.k.a. Julian Brownell, aka Christian Beauparlant, aka Texas Jack, aka any number of alternate identities) on his journey to protect the people he loves from harm even as he searches for the answers to his ancient-life crisis.

Just Plain Blood begins where A History in Blood left off, spiraling deeper and deeper into Titus' world, the vampire world. It's a place where the vampires are day-walkers, technology users and are motivated by the same things that motivate the human race; greed, money, power and sex. But unlike the humans they evolved from all those decades and centuries ago, they have one more overriding motivation...Blood.

Author Billy Blaine escapes to St. Martin with the hope that his writer's block and his anxieties will melt away in the warm Caribbean sunshine. Despite ample help from his friends on the island, things take an unexpected turn. Alone, Billy ends up having to face his greatest fear and being forced down a path he's been hiding from for years. An exciting and quick read from the author of the award-winning Blood Trilogy (featuring the 2,000-year-old vampire Titus Acilius aka Julian Brownell aka Christian Beauparlant) and Into the Light (Dave Richards Mystery series).

A novella from the Blood Trilogy World. The vampire thought he knew Marcel. He didn't. Neither do you. What the vampire Christian Beauparlant believes to be a sad, dutiful visit to a dying friend, Marcel, takes an unexpected turn. The affable, island bartender is much, much more than he appears and in the blink of an eye he changes the vampire's world forever.

The Blood Trilogy comes to a stunning conclusion with its final entry. The long years have beaten down the once powerful vampire, Titus Acilius and left him stranded and desolate. Titus must delve deeply into his past to find the strength for one last epic journey across a ravaged continent. Will he survive? Will anyone survive? The answers lie in the future . . . Blood Future.

What would any of us do for love? Vampire and brilliant scientist, Dr. Desmond Ashcroft pushes that concept to the extreme, traveling through time over and over again trying to save the love of his life. Even though his efforts put the very future of the world at risk, nothing will stop him. Nothing, perhaps except the ancient Roman vampire, Titus Acilius.