Twelve year old Lissie is the apple of her parents eye and she can do no wrong. But, after committing a terrible deed in order to attend her parents ball, she finds herself at the mercy of a vampire consumed by guilt.
Vampire law dictates that the turning of children is strictly forbidden. It's a crime punishable by death for both master and child. But does Lissie have something that might make her worth saving after all?
This includes the first three chapters of the novel The Violet Line.
"Lissie" is a short story inspired by a character from the novel "The Violet Line".
Author of The Violet Line and the Immortal Beloved series. Vampires, faeries, and leprechauns intrigue her. Many of her English teachers informed her that she was in fact "away with the faeries". Despite this, Bilinda graduated with a joint honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama and Theatre studies and English. She now lives with her partner and fellow author Adam Wright. She dreams of one day owning many, many cats... Writer of fantasy, dark romance, and sometimes horror. Bilinda has a plan prepared for the Zombie Apocalypse.
Almost from the moment I started reading this short story, it felt like watching a horror movie. You know...you want to keep watching but at the same time, you want to hide your eyes. Elizabeth (Lissie) has a strong voice from the very beginning and a very unique personality. I was so interested in the story that the ending hit me long before I was ready. Can't wait to see the novel this character was inspired by!
Lissie is a 12-year-old manipulative little sociopath who glories in murder until she becomes the victim of the notorious serial killer, the vampire Claude. Being inside her head was slightly disturbing, I couldn't wait for her to be dusted.