As the editor of this book, I find that fascinating. If you reject their eternal kiss, you say yes to getting older (as well as yes to the sun, yes to eating food on a regular basis, no to blood drinking, etc.). It seems to me that vampires are the gatekeepers of youth. You get to be young and beautiful forever and make out eternally with an incredibly hot member of the Undead. They are gorgeous and seductive and dangerous-what more could you ask for? It’s easy to see why everybody is scrambling to get into a pair of fangs. Vampires are bigger and tastier than they’ve ever been. With the amount of readers itching for vampire stories these days, you can be sure there are more and more that would. Would you trade your life for just one kiss? Thank heavens you’ve picked up this book. Now Moth has to infiltrate the Otherkin without them figuring out that she's the Real Deal, find out who or what is transforming them into the walking dead, all while keeping resident vampire hunter Jason Murdoch from shooting anything that doesn't breathe.Karen Mahoney: The Eternal Kiss: Vampire Tales of Blood and Desire Then the dead teenagers start to rise again-as something other than vamps. The 'kin like to live the vampire lifestyle, but they've managed to attract the attention of a dark force that's slowly picking them off one by one. That's how Moth finds herself investigating the suspicious deaths plaguing a group of Otherkin kids in Boston. Her Maker, Theo, prizes her as his best Retriever and sends her on increasingly difficult missions. Marie 'Moth' O'Neal is an eternal teenager, cursed to live out her life as an eighteen-year-old vampire and shunned by her strictly religious family.

A brand-new series from the author of The Iron Witch Being a vampire is for life - not just a lifestyle.

Falling to Ash by Karen Mahoney