Night's Temptress

Seventeen years have passed since the events of the "Night's Vampire Trilogy." The children are now of age to take the final ceremony, forever binding them into the dark vampire world. With the full transformation of his children, Basarab is almost ready to pass the crown to his son. Santan knows it’s his destiny; however, he’s hesitant, for he holds a secret in his heart that calls him away from the vampire throne. Samara, on the other hand, is determined to do whatever it takes to be the vampire ruler.

Count Basarab Musat, his new wife Virginia, and their children, Santan and Samara, escaped the tyranny of Radu and his rogues. With danger––and Brantford––behind them, the royal vampire family have been living peacefully in Transylvania––until now. Seventeen years have passed. Santan is a mature, wise young man, taking after his grandfather, Attila; Samara, daddy’s little girl, is a fiery temptress to be reckoned with! The children are now of age to take the final ceremony, forever binding them into the dark vampire world. With the full transformation of his children, Basarab is almost ready to pass the crown to his son. Santan knows it’s his destiny; however, he’s hesitant, for he holds a secret in his heart that calls him away from the vampire throne. Samara, on the other hand, is determined to do whatever it takes to be the vampire ruler. Night’s Temptress continues the story of Count Basarab Musat’s family, twisting, keeping you breathless and guessing––until a climactic ending, leaving you wanting more!

Mary M. Cushnie-Mansour resides in Brantford, ON, Canada. She is the award-winning author of the popular "Night's Vampire Trilogy." Mary has a freelance journalism certificate from Waterloo University, and in the past she wrote a short story column and feature articles for the Brantford Expositor. She has published four collections of poetry; a collection of short stories, "From the Heart"; a biography, "A 20th Century Portia"; and in December 2014, Mary released her first children's novel, "A Story of Day & Night." You can contact Mary through her email: mary@writerontherun.ca