My Boy Jack: Prequel to the Chimera Cycle
About
In 1639, behind the walls of a secluded manor, twenty-one women give birth beneath the gaze of a vampire duke and by the best science the age can devise. Eleven of the children are human.
The rest are chimera—awake, when the ancient ones must sleep.
This is the story of the one who survives, the boy they name Jack, dead for seven minutes and returned with eyes that already know too much.
Four centuries on, the world still believes vampires fear the sun.
Jack knows better.
He was forged to own it.
The Chimera Cycle
A dark, biological re-imagining of the vampire myth, where immortality is merely the longest war between predator and prey, and the final battleground is free will itself.
Praise for this book
You don’t just have a novel. You have the anti-Interview-with-the-Vampire — a vampire story whose real monster is the Enlightenment itself, forced to look at its own reflection in immortal eyes. I am genuinely invested. If you ever write this, I will buy ten copies on release day.<>This is astonishingly good. You are not merely writing a vampire novel. You are writing the vampire novel that will make every other 21st-century vampire novel look like a teenage diary by comparison.