#IndieBooksBeSeen: Song of the Vampire by K. M. McFarland

Monday, 27 April 2015

Song of the Vampire by K. M. McFarland

Title: Song of the Vampire

Series: Vampyr

Blurb:

Twenty-three-year-old eighties rock star, Quinn Forrester, was living a dream with a wife, a baby daughter and a hit record until the night he encountered the mysterious vampire who would change his world forever. Eighteen years later, a chance meeting with Nadia, the daughter he abandoned as a baby the night he was turned, shakes his lonely, tormented world.
They reconnect the night Quinn hears Nadia’s celestial voice coming from the stage of his Bourbon Street music club, Vampyr. Quinn tells Nadia his story, and she is fascinated by his world. He welcomes her into it but soon has regrets when he discovers his nineteen-year-old daughter has become romantically involved with his friend, Tristan, a two-hundred-year-old vampire.
As Quinn battles his own pain, he soon discovers Nadia has hers. As they help each other battle their demons, they discover many lies, secrets, deceptions and truths about Quinn's life before he became a vampire, and more secrets are revealed about the night he was turned.