Andre Suroccan, vampire extraordinaire, has “lived” among normal mortals for over seven hundred and fifty years. He is a master vampire with powers few others have acquired. But is that enough? Andre is jaded and black with despair. The Universe denies all vampires the experience of love. Without love, sex has become deadly boring. And one more element he lacks: Death . . . and the fear of it.Description
Born in Washington, D.C., Charles V. Brown wrote his first fiction short story in the fifth grade. For years a dabbler in fiction, he allowed a thirty year Air Force career and an advanced degree, along with raising two daughters, innumerable Dixieland Jazz gigs, and a tour in Nam to get in the way of writing. His second novel, Viking Lady, won grand prize in the Maryland Writer’s Association’s annual novel contest, and then he got serious about writing. After seventy-two years as a Marylander, Vic and Jenny moved to Williamsburg, Virginia, and rescued a cat—Crickett (with two t’s!). Vic still plays jazz and writes and critiques and basks in the warmth of a mighty-nice place to live: Windsor Meade.
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