John Simons stretched out his hand toward
John-Peter and offered him the dark crimson liquid in his half full goblet.
“For the blood,” John Simons said, “is the
life.”
Behind him, Karla inhaled deeply. “Oh, gosh,
John-Peter! What does this mean?”
“I don’t know,” John-Peter said, “but I’m
going to find out.”
For seventeen-year-old
John-Peter Simotes, prodigy of a college music professor that died from a
mysterious illness and was staked by his best friend’s vampire-slayer father,
growing up in a remote fishing village means tolerating an English teacher
mother, enduring a Bible-thumping grandfather, working for a newspaper delivery
uncle and a funeral director stepfather,
playing with astral projection, and waiting for the right opportunity to
rescue the princess trapped in a bedroom mirror.
So when John-Peter
accidentally discovers a diary written by his deceased great-grandmother,
revealing her claims that a famous nineteenth century pianist and composer with
a connection to the village and a resemblance to the music professor was
actually a vampire, he and his best friend, Karla Dyer, decide to resurrect the
vampire to prove her theory.
But experiments
with magic and immortality do more than test the information set forth by a
mentally unstable woman. They unlock the truth about John-Peter’s real
identity, the evil motives of people he trusts, and the mission upon which he
must embark to save them all.
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