Cammy and Vlad are back!
Cammy is still grieving after violent death of her friend Heather, but her life is about to get way more complicated. First, there's the appearance of children who can turn invisible; then a stalker huldra - a magical creature with a tendency to kill her lovers - follows her to her place of work; and there are all the unanswered questions her friends keep asking her.
But it isn't just Cammy having problems; Vlad must deal with a formidable adversary. A draugr is loose in Seattle and is destroying Seattle tourist hot spots, killing anyone unfortunate enough to get in his way or run across his werewolf buddies. Even Dracula cannot subdue him, and a draugr is even harder to kill than a vampire.
Unless Vlad and Cammy can figure out a way to stop him, her friends will be in danger, not only from supernatural monsters, but from government agents increasingly desperate to keep the supernatural secret.
Cammy is still grieving after violent death of her friend Heather, but her life is about to get way more complicated. First, there's the appearance of children who can turn invisible; then a stalker huldra - a magical creature with a tendency to kill her lovers - follows her to her place of work; and there are all the unanswered questions her friends keep asking her.
But it isn't just Cammy having problems; Vlad must deal with a formidable adversary. A draugr is loose in Seattle and is destroying Seattle tourist hot spots, killing anyone unfortunate enough to get in his way or run across his werewolf buddies. Even Dracula cannot subdue him, and a draugr is even harder to kill than a vampire.
Unless Vlad and Cammy can figure out a way to stop him, her friends will be in danger, not only from supernatural monsters, but from government agents increasingly desperate to keep the supernatural secret.
What Readers Love About Dracula's Match
"Ms. Tenshi is an incredibly talented author. She seems to write a campy fantasy pulp novel, but, in fact, this is dealing with fairly heavy philosophy.
From the horrors of the modern world (chapter 1 was so good), to the inter-generational issues that plague the judgements of the young and old alike.
But also, I find myself in league with a monster, and I'm not sure how I like it.
The monsters here are written incredibly. Especially the biggest monster in the series so far: the protagonist-Vlad Dracula. This is not a romantic, sexy dude. This man is almost as evil as the monsters that he is fighting. Rooting for him seems almost wrong at times (his encounter with a homeless man in the afore mentioned chapter one is intense, of albeit brief).
I look forward to seeing if he changes or if he changes the world around him."
- Joseph G Humphrey-Leppert
From the horrors of the modern world (chapter 1 was so good), to the inter-generational issues that plague the judgements of the young and old alike.
But also, I find myself in league with a monster, and I'm not sure how I like it.
The monsters here are written incredibly. Especially the biggest monster in the series so far: the protagonist-Vlad Dracula. This is not a romantic, sexy dude. This man is almost as evil as the monsters that he is fighting. Rooting for him seems almost wrong at times (his encounter with a homeless man in the afore mentioned chapter one is intense, of albeit brief).
I look forward to seeing if he changes or if he changes the world around him."
- Joseph G Humphrey-Leppert
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