Synopsis
Written and published well before the Twilight saga of vampire novels, this tale of science-fiction, fantasy and horror by Frederick Louis Richardson went viral on the Internet, and now well-regarded and treasured by vampire lovers around the world. Those fans of the genre fortunate enough to have acquired a copy of the book know this is not your teenage vampire story but one that springs from the ambient noise of history and urban events. A departure from the blood-and-fangs of Dracula and sticky-sweet romantic tangles of currently popular storytelling, the author opens up the novel by acquainting the reader with Siata, a nubile yet ferocious African girl aboard a Middle-Passage slave ship on the high seas of the Atlantic then flashing forward two hundred years where on a Caribbean island Siata s spawn has thrived; then on to Washington DC, the perfect setting for the culture of vampires in the shadows of the monuments living and killing on the streets of the American capital city. An ethnically and socially diverse cast of characters recalling true urban life in the District of Columbia is where blood and gore prevails, and will have you taking a second look at that person standing next to you and wondering....
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About the Author
Born in Pittsburgh, PA. Former United States Marine Corps Sergeant; Newspaper columnist for Kansas City Star; Founder of Demundi Productions; Appeared in Robert Altman's film, "Kansas City." Stage director for several plays; Video director; biographer and playwright. See more on Amazon's Author Page...
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