| Author: | Jack R. Stanley, Brian Robertson | ISBN: | 1230000168635 |
| Publisher: | Wrightbridge Press | Publication: | September 4, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jack R. Stanley, Brian Robertson |
| ISBN: | 1230000168635 |
| Publisher: | Wrightbridge Press |
| Publication: | September 4, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The death of his wife has left Olin Caylor a man who crawled into a bottle to survive. It’s his feisty 12-year-old daughter, Darcie, with all the faith in the world in her father, who wants to stop his slide into oblivion. She gets him to take on a missing person’s case without knowing it’s really a missing vampire case.
Darcie’s obsession is books about vampires. But when she becomes the sacrificial virgin for Mayan vampires, everything changes.
Vampires are known in every culture ever investigated. Today most people believe the Mayan’s are dead and gone, but their history, culture, and even daemons are still alive. The immortal killers still require the blood of virgins to perpetuate their existence and their rites are conducted in the ancient caves of Mexico.
What Olin Caylor learns is intwined with the history and legends of vampires. This strange case is twisted and very unexpected. It’s part detective story and part vampire story.
The death of his wife has left Olin Caylor a man who crawled into a bottle to survive. It’s his feisty 12-year-old daughter, Darcie, with all the faith in the world in her father, who wants to stop his slide into oblivion. She gets him to take on a missing person’s case without knowing it’s really a missing vampire case.
Darcie’s obsession is books about vampires. But when she becomes the sacrificial virgin for Mayan vampires, everything changes.
Vampires are known in every culture ever investigated. Today most people believe the Mayan’s are dead and gone, but their history, culture, and even daemons are still alive. The immortal killers still require the blood of virgins to perpetuate their existence and their rites are conducted in the ancient caves of Mexico.
What Olin Caylor learns is intwined with the history and legends of vampires. This strange case is twisted and very unexpected. It’s part detective story and part vampire story.
