Blood Fugue: Tales from the Gaoler - Book One

Fugue: [fyoog]

noun

Psychiatry. A period during which a person suffers from loss of memory and often begins a new life.

You think your memory stinks?

Meet Harry VanAlt. An apex predator with fading memories of mortal life. Along with his memories, his exalted vampiric powers have faded to vampire-lite. Great taste, less exciting.

Along comes Dr. Lizbet Mitchell, a police profiler who has not yet opened the right door on her future. Thirty-four and questioning, when Harry rescues her from a rogue vampire, she invites him into her button downed life.

Her fascination meets his reticence as flashes and images from some other life intrude on his own. A 16th-century ceremony reveals Harry’s memories and unlocks his powers.

When Lizbet challenges Harry and they take steps toward a new and powerful immortality, there are two flesh and blood details to reconcile. Harry closes the door on 1951 and settles a score.