Immortal Gifts

Katherine Villyard

Feb 2025 · Flower Feather Press

About this ebook

He lied about his identity. Two hundred years later, he’s still paying the price…

Prussia, 1841. Abraham only ever wanted to play violin. Hiding his Jewish status so he can study at the prestigious Berlin Academy of Music, the eager young man is delighted to find a patron who believes in him. But he’s mortified when his new friend turns him into a vampire… and Abraham earns the fury of an ancient antisemite who vows to see him permanently dead.

Fleeing the hate-mongering fiend across the decades, the sensitive violinist at last settles in twenty-first-century New Jersey with a mortal woman. But when he discovers his relentless tormentor has tracked him down yet again, Abraham despairs he’ll never find true happiness.

With everyone he’s ever loved at risk, can he escape the rage of a ruthless bigot?

In a complex tale woven through history, Katherine Villyard delivers a fresh and insightful twist on the vampire novel. Infusing the narrative with profound themes of love, betrayal, and the nature of monsters, she crafts an unforgettable saga of surviving prejudice that will keep readers turning pages deep into the night.

Immortal Gifts is the thoughtful first book in the Immortal Vampires contemporary fantasy series. If you like well-drawn characters, dual-timeline storytelling, and pulse-pounding suspense, then you’ll adore Katherine Villyard’s compelling read.

Buy Immortal Gifts to tap a vein of devotion today!

Ratings and reviews

The three main characters are well developed and likable. Abraham’s journey of learning to deal with loss is touching and so very human. There’s a good mix of humor and angst. Seeing things from the perspective of a Jewish vampire is also a refreshing change.

Immortal Gifts is for people who’ve loved and lost, who find meaning in small rituals and shared quiet. If you’ve ever bottle-fed a kitten at 2 a.m. or struggled to hold it together at the vet, this book will feel like home. It’s for the weird, the tender-hearted, the spiritually curious. For those of us who like our love stories with equal parts warmth and weight, this book is a gift.

About the author

Katherine’s parents met singing opera and started taking her to choir practice when she was six weeks old. She attended four elementary schools and four high schools before getting master’s degrees in art and library science. So naturally she works in IT, abusing SQL Server for fun and profit. When she’s not working or writing, she’s probably playing the Sims or spoiling cats.

Her greatest ambition is to rule the world.