The Village - A Vampire To Die For

There’s a new vampire in the village and she’s hungry for more than just blood…

There were stories of vampires in this modern world.

Many stories of mythical creatures who drank blood in order to survive. All of them varied in their description of what a vampire was. Many of these fictional vampires seemed weak and afraid, or they were really humans masquerading as something different and therefore cool and appealing to what people liked to refer to as their dark side.

All of them were wrong. They were way, way off the mark.

Isobel knew this because she was a vampire and those stories couldn’t possibly be true because no one had ever encountered her true nature and escaped to tell any tales ever again. Besides, Isobel affected anyone that she set her sights on and no one had ever really seen her true self.

They did what people did so often, they saw what they wanted to see, so Isobel helped them along in that delusional state. She gave them what they wanted and in return, she took what she needed.

That may not have been a fair deal, but it certainly worked for her.

The appeal of the life that teems around Isobel is strong, and her desires are not restricted to feeding. She prefers hot meals and she knows the best way to get the blood pumping in her victims, and they know what works even better than she does.

It seems this is all that they ever want. There is something incredibly alluring about Isobel, her victims come to her willingly, they come with only one thing on their mind and she indulges them and herself, taking her time before she and her prey are more than ready…

Sex and death are a heady and intoxicating mix, in that moment there is nothing else. Then, for Isobel’s victims, there is nothing more.

The vampire, Isobel, is ancient, enduring, and darkly powerful. She creeps up on her victims and insinuates herself in their lives, drawing them along towards their end. Isobel is also a vampire bored of her life, She finds the drudgery of her existence tedious.

Too long has she lived in the shadows and followed a routine designed to limit her exposure to the modern world. Not only does she crave blood, she craves the life that surrounds her…

Averse to the risk and the dangers of the hordes of people who fill the planet and cause her constant anxiety, Isobel finds a quiet and secluded village. A place where she can start again, reinvent herself, and make a new life in a bid to fill the hole in her life. She hankers after a quiet life with meaning.

She believes she has found it when she finds the sleepy and secluded village of Brokmaster…
…but has she? Is the quiet life really going to work for Isobel?