“I just finished the second book of this series and can’t wait for the third. I liked this book even better than the first. I think the author uses this novel to push the story outside the standard genre of vampire literature. There are castles and catacombs, but no skulking, no attacks on humans, very little blood. The author’s vampires are more interested in their own world politics and power struggles than chasing down humans. Continue reading →

From Kirkus:

A surprising twist on the vampire trend.

Psychologist and hypnotist Sarah Hagan is enjoying her newfound success as the author of Psychosis and Past Life Regression, a study whose subject she has obsessed over since her painful divorce. Her private practice flourishing, she’s comforted by a handful of close, supportive friends. When one of these friends, a parole officer named Colleen, calls Sarah asking for her help with Carlos, a troubled young ex-con, Sarah is reluctant. Upon hearing more about the youth’s intelligence and sensitivity, however, she agrees to help him overcome his anger issues through hypnosis. What Sarah and Carlos discover through their sessions is more mysterious than even the workings of the subconscious mind: Continue reading →