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  • Lost Vampire

  • Bit-Lit Series, Book 1
  • By: W.J. May
  • Narrated by: Evan Nelson
  • Length: 3 hrs and 55 mins

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Lost Vampire

By: W.J. May
Narrated by: Evan Nelson
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Publisher's Summary

The future is not a safe place.

When Tay Maslov was a girl, she lived in New York State, and her playground were the sun-drenched fields of her parent's farm. But all that changed when one day the Servitors came, looking for new recruits for their master, the Archon Jeremiah of Brooklyn.

The vampires - or Elders - rule the cities now, and hardly any humans are left out in the wildernesses. All of that land is given over to the weird animal-like Shifters. The Elders run the blood banks, enforced blood donations, as well as the blood clubs, and the culls of insurgents.

When Tay Maslov, many years later and now a vampire herself, servant to her Archon Jeremiah, refuses to go on a cull of the poor humans she is cast down, becomes a Feral; hated by all. It is in this state that she meets Kaiden, himself a creature of the night - but far different from her. Which of them will survive what comes next?

©2016 W.J. May (P)2016 W.J. May

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