Vampire-Tech 2: Infestation

by Bryan Romer

The accidental discovery of alien artefacts have brought werewolves back to modern day Britain. But through that same accident, test pilot Tara Harker was turned into a vampire. Even more incredibly, she discovers that Dracula is very real and is her only ally against her enemy and newly turned werewolf, Viktor Tiranul. Now in the second book of the series, Tara is forced to embrace her vampire status as the existence of werewolves becomes a plague, spreading out of control and into the streets of a terrified Britain, drawing the Government and its agencies into the struggle. But powerful human interests who desire to control the technology that created both werewolves and vampires present just as much of a threat to herself and everyone she loves, including her father the brilliant scientist Rowland Harker. Can she battle and survive these multiple threats while still remaining human? And will her most powerful ally, Dracula himself, prove to be a blessing or a curse? The gripping science-fiction horror adventure that started in the novel Vampire-Tech brings ancient legends into the present and right into the future. No magic, no curses, just technology – vampire technology.

302 pages, Paperback

Published December 27, 2017

About the author

Despite being a boring Chartered Accountant, I've lived and worked all over the world, I'm multi-lingual, I've had a wild python crawl over my legs, and been chased by machete wielding mobs.

I've loved Science Fiction ever since I started reading, from Edgar Rice Burroughs, Doc EE Smith, Poul Anderson, Keith Laumer, Andre Norton, to David Drake and David Weber. I particularly like Military Science Fiction and my favourite publisher is BAEN.

My science fiction is based upon coherent worlds where things don't happen to work just because it is convenient to the plot, and where the concepts and "what ifs" are just as important as the lives of the characters and never just provide a pretty background of stars to a romance.