Gabriele searches out Lucrezia, who reveals to him the horrors of her teenage years in the house of the Borgia’s in the 16th century, and the possessive obsession of her brother Caesare who cannot accept that his love for her is unrequited.  Her transformation as a vampire gives her freedom to escape for a short time, but leads to the terrifying world of the Allucian’s; throwing her back into the arms of her now much stronger and powerful brother, two centuries later.
Gabriele discovers that Lucrezia is just as much a victim of her past as he is.

I've upped the anti in every sense in this book. If you like sex and violence in a very well written narrative then this book is for you. Not for the faint hearted.  

--Last edited by lucifal on 2008-09-18 17:15:21 --

I just thought I'd update you on the progress of Book 2 of The Vampire Gene Trilogy. Futile Flame is burning nicely on my pc.

Avert your gaze if you are easily outraged.

Caesare's sexual obsession with his sister Lucrezia causes the final scandal that brings down the House of Borgia. But worse yet, Lucrezia's first frenzied feeding makes it essential for her to fake her own death. And leads to rumours of a vampiric revenant roaming the small towns.

I think it's time she leaves Italy - don't you?

Sorry, that's all I can tell you right now - my editor would sack me if I gave away too much of the plot.

Sam x

www.sam-stone.blogspot.com

I have the manuscrïpt in my hands. Oooooh!