J.E. Kraft

Richmond simmers on the edge of damnation. Vampires stalk the streets, leaving a trail of death and chaos.

Jonathan has lost nearly everything and finds himself a vampire hostile environment. He doesn’t have time for the other immortals to adjust to him. They have to learn to work together. The stakes are life and death.

Miriam is pregnant, adrift in grief, and in the middle of a war. She doesn’t trust the vampires or Therians to keep her safe. She may be just a human, but she’s taking matters into her own hands.

And no one seems to know what’s going on with Adrian or Clare. Is she really human? Are the changes in him permanent? And will the city make it to another sunrise? 

In this heart-pounding sequel to The Survivors, loyalties crumble, alliances shift, and the line between human and monster blurs. The fate of Richmond—and perhaps humanity itself—hangs in the balance.

Everyone knows vampires aren’t real, and the vampires need it to stay that way. Adrian has managed their Human Resources department for over a century, keeping their true activities hidden from human eyes.

Journalist Clare can barely contain her eye roll when asked to do an article on the Heliophiles. It’s indulgent to play to the delusions of people who change their lifestyle based on a belief in vampires. 

But when Clare’s work is flagged by the vampire organization, she has to depend on the rules in The Survivor’s Handbook to stay alive. And Adrian is hunting for her.

Kit the Kat’s life has been far from perfect, but he’s finally got a cozy place with his rescue family when a strange smell begins making his favorite human, Amelia, sad. He’s up to the task of helping her, but instead of trusting the cat to do the job right, the not favorite human, Jack, brings a puppy into the house!

Doodle is sweet, adorable, and charming. And she absolutely has to go! Despite sage advice from an alley cat, Doodle’s unbearable cuteness is harder to combat than anticipated, and Kit must resort to increasing measures to try and oust the unnecessary pup.

He has to make them see that Doodle is a bad dog, but is she really? Just when his plans seem to be working, the strange smell threatens to undo everything, and Kit will do the unthinkable to help his human: he’ll team up with a dog.