The Diary of the Matriarch Emerges : Book Number 6 to the Vampire Girls Saga

Three cheers for the Matriarch.

Or, maybe not.

Well, perhaps, just the three triplet sisters can fully appreciate the durable contribution of the Matriarch. That's at least three cheers, right?

The Matriarch has assembled a diary that is tangible for all of the posterity of Hercules, more specifically for all Vampires. Yes, Hercules is most likely the DemiGod father of all Vampirism. Hercules or moreover his parents Zeus and Hera are more deserving of the credit for the vampire curse. It is a long and complicated history. The Matriarch's Diary has translated and compiled that history from centuries of records. More describing, the Matriarch's Diary is sort of an instruction manual for the delicately waning Vampire race.

This mostly evil woman, The Matriarch, has kindly left this most important chronicle. Apply named the Diary of the Matriarch's. The most villainous ungrateful Cula Vampire family tree should account for at least "three cheers". Thus the three cheers suggested for The Matriarch I put forward.

Everyone has their cross to bear. These triplets spawn from the loins of Hercules himself have certainly played their part in a world of wretchedness. The Matriarch, AKA Christany, is one of the triplets reincarnated. These three evil daughters of Hercules are cursed souls. Damned to walk the earth forever without entry into Elysium.

Thankfully, the veil of forgetfulness between the living and the deceased certainly favors the state of mind. Not that Chrisitan. Christa, and Christany ever exhibited signs of sanity in their short lives. Conversely their reincarnated hosts have mostly been predominantly humane for vampires.

They say murder stains the soul.

The reincarnated souls of these triplets are possibly beyond saving. Windy, the beautiful and kind daughter of the Matriarch, wanted nothing to do with the wicked ways of her mother. Windy, once Christa of old remembers little of her reincarnated original existence. Should she bear the sins of her posterity? Should she follow in the Matriarch's footsteps? You can be the judge.