Grayson Point

by Monica Robinson

In 1695 an unspeakable monster plagues the recently founded Grayson Point. Not even its sister city, Salem, has seen such horror—murders so bizarre that the inhabitants are certain they are the work of the devil himself. It's no devil, however. A creature of the night, Damen Baron hunts the blood of others, but he can still feel love. He feels it for one Sarah Grayson, the beautiful granddaughter of the town's founder. On their wedding night, tragedy strikes and Damen's rage erupts. Three hundred years later, reporter Elizabeth Gray flies from LA to Grayson Point with a young intern, Alex, to investigate the recent murders that have occurred there. While attempting to get to the bottom of a story that defies all logic, Elizabeth must also discover the hidden truths of her family's past and survive the mass paranoia that has engulfed her hometown.

184 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

As the child of a military member, Monica Robinson spent most of her life moving from state to state. Though some of the places she went to were beautiful, it didn’t help when making friends. With a vivid imagination, she began creating worlds that kept her entertained for hours. All grown up—and no longer moving around—Monica still loves to write, but instead of describing far away worlds, she likes meddling in the love lives of her characters.

She lives in the Puget Sound area of Washington with her husband and two children.