Ignatius Fay

A young 18th century Romanian man is turned into a vampire. He is tormented by his inability to control the bloodlust. he travels across Europe in search of vengeance, then for a childhood sweetheart. He crosses the Atlantic, becomes a fur trader, helps build Casa Loma in Toronto and runs liquor for Al Capone during Prohibition. In 1980, he becomes a teacher in the small BC town of Blood Cove, where he kidnaps a young Haida boy as his blood source. Soon the whole town, aided by Haida folklore spirits, is trying to solve the boy's disappearance. The vampire is unaware that he has been hunted through all those travels by a forgotten enemy, and the inevitable confrontation approaches.

This volume constitutes the continuation of the non-autobiography, Points In Between. You haven't read it? Do so now. Go We'll wait for you. This series of brief anecdotes document the author's life from 1973, the year of his marriage, to present. They relate the birth of his two daughters, graduate school, the failure of his health and his marriage, his struggle to stay alive and secure a stable environment in which to raise his daughters as a single parent, and his effort to become a contributing member of society once more. Read these inspiring stories and laugh, cry, scream with outrage, and ultimately, bask in the glow of satisfaction. Rarely does a book make you so angry, yet so happy.

A series of brief anecdotes describing important people and events encountered by the author during the first 23 years of his life. Sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, always entertaining, these stories describe the early influences that shaped and guided the character and personality of the author growing up in northern Ontario.