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Emele’s Night Goddess book III Ian, is a continuation of the vampire family in their struggle to lead normal lives in the big city while satisfying their vampire thirst. Needing to feed every seventh night or lose control to their appetite the family chooses its victims carefully and disposing of the bodies properly. Emele is a wealthy man and the oldest of the vampire family. He is married to Constance, the love of his life. Emelia is Emele and Constance’s daughter, and Sarah and Claudia are daughters of Constance from another marriage. Emelia is the oldest of the sisters and born with the vampire DNA. Her powers are growing and she is surpassing her father in strength. Sarah, the middle daughter, just wants a normal life. Claudia, the youngest, likes to stir the pot and embraces her vampire powers wanting to be the most powerful and head of the family, but Emelia keeps her in check and won’t let her endanger the family.
While trying to live low key a young man on the run, shows up at Emelia’s club. He is Ian the oldest vampire and thought he was the only vampire. Ian has been a vampire for almost a hundred years. Being turned when he was in his early twenties he still looks to be a young man, but his near death experiences have made him stronger every time. Not sure he wants more vampires in the world, he followed a trail of the family to New York. He soon finds out Claudia is a vampire and listens to her stories of how she was turned and can live in one place with almost a normal life. Ian and his companion, Nadia, investigate the family, learning of Emele’s wealth and how the daughters can live in the big city, Ian has ideas. He wants the life they have created. Does he want to follow in their footsteps or like he is used to, take what he wants? Both the daughters and Ian have suspicions about the others and are carefully putting plans in motion. Claudia develops feelings for Ian and her sisters are not sure they can trust her if a confrontation comes. Will Claudia abandon her family for Ian?
