Bampira

tatejackson Last spring I started writing this book for my 24 years old niece. She had gotten into a certain vampyre book series {I think we all know which one I'm talking about} and loved it but thought that it was missing something. I read the books and I had to agree with her. When I turned to the front cover of the book I discovered why. The books had been written for the Young Adult audience. I told her that I would write her a book series about vampyres that would better suit the grown up reader {I don't think she believed that I would actually do it!}. A book series that wouldn't castrate the sex, humor, violence, murder and family conflicts from the story. So I give you The Undead Heart, Tennessee's own vampyre story. It follows Beck Stockdale through her childhood where she first sees the man that will {much later, of course} become her lover, and into her adulthood, where she finds out what she will have to go through to keep him and her new family safe from a psychopathic vampyre and his clan. She had a plan but would it be enough to save them? What she hadn't planned on was the help they would get from a band of immortal vampyre hunters. A group of men who had, long ago, vowed to kill all vampyres. A group of men who put their vow aside to fight for what they believe in. For the family that they had grown to love. {Parental Discretion is advised.}

tatejackson Read the first chapter of The Undead Heart at http://www.thebloodthirstseries.yolasite.com