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"Dark and Edgy Vampire Tale"

Simon Oakhaven and his granddaughter, Jennifer, hire Pitcairn, a hit man to kill Simon's wife, Lenora, whose appetite for blood leaves a trail of bodies in her wake.

Pitcairn didn't believe Simon and Jennifer's claims that Lenora is a vampire, but one almost deadly encounter brings him around to their way of thinking. All their lives hang in the balance and they must work together to take out the evil beauty before they become her next victims.

Night Spoor is set in present day, but it reminded me of the 1930s-40s hard-hitting, fast-shooting and intelligent detective shows, only the bad guy isn't a mobster, but a beautiful and evil vampire who needs to be staked.

I liked how Jennifer and Pitcairn's friendship progresses into a more meaningful relationship as they work together. Mr. Dundee's secondary characters, the good and the evil add depth to the story.

Night Spoor's well-developed plot of suspense and vampire lore makes this dark and edgy tale an adventure you don't want to miss.

Reviewed by: Karen Michelle Nutt, author of The Warriors for the Light (Fallen Angels series)

Reviewed by Karen Michelle Nutt
Posted July 11, 2012

"'Tis now the very witching time of night, When churchyards yawn, and Hell itself breathes out." Hamlet ~ William Shakespeare

Simon Oakhaven and his granddaughter, Jennifer, have traveled far and long to find and stop Simon's lost love, Lenore. They are willing to do whatever it takes to complete this task, before it's too late. Lenore works the night as a waitress or a dancer, sometimes even a prostitute – all guises she has assumed in the past to satisfy her craving for life-sustaining blood. Her victims are primarily men, although she has been known to feed on women as well. Pitcairn also works the night; an amoral man who kills for money. Can he be persuaded to take on the hunt for the beautiful and deadly Lenore? Will any of them survive the lethal cat and mouse that ensues, or will the evils of the night claim them all?