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Vampire Evolution Trilogy #2
Rule of Vampire
Jamie is on the run. Nobody taught her how to be a vampire; no one told her the Rules of Vampire. How was she supposed to know her limits? Now the vampire hunters want her dead, and the Council of Vampires is looking for her, too.
Every human Jamie bites becomes a vampire, and the feral Wilderings she creates are rampaging through the town of Crescent City. To stop this infestation the legendary Terrill joins forces with the Vampire Council and confronts the danger. But something unexpected happens along the way. Terrill becomes the first of a new breed––a golden Vampire who can walk in the sunlight.
Every human Jamie bites becomes a vampire, and the feral Wilderings she creates are rampaging through the town of Crescent City. To stop this infestation the legendary Terrill joins forces with the Vampire Council and confronts the danger. But something unexpected happens along the way. Terrill becomes the first of a new breed––a golden Vampire who can walk in the sunlight.
- GenresHorror
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First published September 4, 2013
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About the author
Duncan McGeary
38 books30 followersI've lived in Bend, Oregon my whole life (which is becoming increasing rare in this boom town.) After the U of O, I wrote Star Axe, Snowcastles and Icetowers.
While trying to write full time, I started filling in at a local book/comic book store, Pegasus Books. Eventually, I became full time and then manager, and then 30 years ago, I bought the store.
My wife opened her used bookstore, The Bookmark, ten years ago and is also writing these days. She has a book online called, Telling Tree, which is wonderful, and will publish her the second book of her trilogy, Once on a Blue Moon.
I have two sons, Todd, an artist, and Toby, a chef.
So my writing career took a back seat while I tried to keep the store alive and raise a family.
In the last few years, the store has become stable enough that I've been able to come back to writing and I've been writing like crazy.
I've just sold a four book deal to Books of the Dead Press. Led to the Slaughter has been released e-book and will soon be available in print form on Amazon. I also sold a trilogy, The Vampire Evolution, which consists of Death of An Immortal; Rule of Vampire; and Blood of Gold.
I've been very busy, with several other books in the works.
I hope you guys will check out my books. I try to make them entertaining and fast reads.
While trying to write full time, I started filling in at a local book/comic book store, Pegasus Books. Eventually, I became full time and then manager, and then 30 years ago, I bought the store.
My wife opened her used bookstore, The Bookmark, ten years ago and is also writing these days. She has a book online called, Telling Tree, which is wonderful, and will publish her the second book of her trilogy, Once on a Blue Moon.
I have two sons, Todd, an artist, and Toby, a chef.
So my writing career took a back seat while I tried to keep the store alive and raise a family.
In the last few years, the store has become stable enough that I've been able to come back to writing and I've been writing like crazy.
I've just sold a four book deal to Books of the Dead Press. Led to the Slaughter has been released e-book and will soon be available in print form on Amazon. I also sold a trilogy, The Vampire Evolution, which consists of Death of An Immortal; Rule of Vampire; and Blood of Gold.
I've been very busy, with several other books in the works.
I hope you guys will check out my books. I try to make them entertaining and fast reads.
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January 6, 2015
I started reading this book when I was supposed to be reading a different book a friend had lent me, but this one was so much better! I'd been MAKING myself get through the borrowed one, but just started devouring this one and enjoying it immensely. Although it's the middle book of a trilogy, it can stand on its own. You should still read the others though. ;)
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