Kirjahaku

Being a nearly 200-year-old vampire comes with a lot of experience...and a lot of baggage. In his weekly blog, Tannis reflects on the experiences and people that have shaped his life, as well as his budding romance with single mother, Kayla. Adaptation ensures survival but offers little insight on falling in love with a human. Kayla accepts him and his struggles, but can he do the same? Her teenage son, Tie, is a challenge all on his own. He may not be ready for a new father, especially one who's a vampire.For the first time in his life, Tannis struggles to adapt. Do the rewards outweigh the risks? Having his own family seems like a dream come true, but dreams can just as easily become nightmares.

Kar is a survivor. As a half-human, half-elf, he is a walking target. Since the human invasion, the myriad races of Mibekel hate anything associated with their old rivals. That includes Kar. Bitter over his fate, he undertakes a journey...to kill his human father.To cross the Barrier, a mystical boundary that separates Mibekel from the humans, Kar steals a powerful gem that negates magic. That choice pits him against a powerful sorcerer--a sorcerer who wants the gem and will stop at nothing to get it. With bodies piling up, Kar has to take a stand. After everything he has endured, he might be the only one capable of saving Mibekel and its people.

Young hunter Mathghamhain is an afterthought in the village of Meadhan. Orphaned like many his age after war all but extinguished the generation past, he eagerly accepts a spirit's guidance to greatness. Relying on the advice of the spirit, Mathghamhain becomes a beloved Chieftain of great power and wisdom to the villagers of Meadhan, and beyond. While nobly steering his people to a time of sustainable prosperity, he begins to question the honour of the voice heard only inside his head. As his empathetic leadership teeters dangerously toward the spirit's urge for autocratic rule, Mathghamhain must decide whether his guide is a messenger of divine intervention, or malevolent intention.

Being a nearly 200-year-old vampire comes with a lot of experience...and a lot of baggage. In his weekly blog, Tannis reflects on the experiences and people that have shaped his life, as well as his budding romance with single mother, Kayla. Adaptation ensures survival but offers little insight on falling in love with a human. Kayla accepts him and his struggles, but can he do the same? Her teenage son, Tie, is a challenge all on his own. He may not be ready for a new father, especially one who's a vampire.For the first time in his life, Tannis struggles to adapt. Do the rewards outweigh the risks? Having his own family seems like a dream come true, but dreams can just as easily become nightmares.