The Night Child
About this audiobook
Conner David here. Again.
I know you’re all probably curious as to how my life has been going of late. Especially since the only long-term romantic relationship that I’ve ever had was with a member of the undead. Not exactly Hallmark material, huh?
Well, after the dealing with the child vampire Angelika, my ex-lover Lyria fulfilled her promise to a Boston police detective and moved to parts unknown. And she took my nephew Jason with her. Jason was dying of leukemia when Lyria saved his life the only way she could. By converting him to a fellow blood drinking coffin inhabitant.
As you might expect, my life stabilized some after they left. My job was going well. My good buddy Razor Rojas was named to head our department. And I was done dealing with vampirism forever, right?
Wrong. Oh so wrong.
Seems Lyria and Jason’s exploits spilled over into my world once again. And Jason wasn’t my sweet, rambunctious, playful and charming nephew anymore. The cursed blood streaming through his body had made him a creature of pure evil.
Wouldn’t you know it? I was thrust right smack in the middle of dealing with this otherworldly mess once again. Except this time, one of the lives being put in danger was my own. Hope you enjoy reading about my latest escapades!
About the author
Robert Here,
Thank you for reading The Night Child. I had always intended the ‘My Girlfriend the Vampire’ storyline to be a three-book series that didn’t take forever to come to fruition. But sometimes, as they say, life happens.
Turns out, the move from the cool, breezy environs of New Hampshire to the torrid, sweltering, stifling, scorching piece of Earth known as Texas did not synergize with a devotion to writing, Who knew?
On top of that, I had a life crisis that would make Conner and Lyria proud — namely, heart surgery in December of 2021. I made it through the operation ok, only to discover, much to my surprise, that the recovery from said procedure was almost as taxing as the surgery itself.
I have a few more reasons/excuses for the length of time between books, but a thriller writer should endeavor to never bore his or her audience, right?
Despite the tectonic-plate speed with which the books were published, I had a lot of fun with my characters and stories, and I truly hope you have enjoyed going along for the ride.
As for moving forward, I expect that most of my time will be spent fending off the Texas heat, chasing our grandchildren around, and pondering the next steps in my storytelling future.
Thanks again, and continued happy reading!
