"A Deceit of the Light" continues Lenore Grey's story in 1964 where she is anxious to stop L. A. Detectives Ian Marsh's and Rick O'Grady's investigation of a burglary before Marsh learns she is a vampire. Deciding Preston Halifax's arrest will end their interest in her, she returns to the hospital where she left the comatose art thief after she bit him. While searching for his room, she encounters an assault victim, sending her mind back to 1720 England and her struggle to overcome the physical and emotional scars left by her ordeal at her uncle's house. No longer able to bear any man's...

The third book of The Lenore Grey Novels series, "When the Moon is Bright," opens in Malibu, CA in 1964 where Lenore Grey has agreed to help Ian Marsh find his missing "key" and he to find a way to control her blood hunger. While Ian draws her blood, Lenore's mind returns to 1728 Vienna and to the beautiful Gartenpalais of Prince Eugene where she and the Count de Poenari are staying. During a ball, Lenore meets French writer, Francois-Marie Arouet, known to the world as Voltaire, and German blood researcher, Heinrich Fleischer, who unbeknownst to her, has discovered her vampire nature and...

In "Precarious Plight," the strange theft of five bodies from the Los Angeles County morgue shifts the search for Ian Marsh's key and developing a vaccine for Lenore Grey's blood hunger to the back burner. When they realize the dead musicians left on their own, Detectives Marsh and Rick O'Grady reluctantly join Lenore, the Count de Poenari, and a vengeful Jean-Jacques Printemps in the hunt for a deranged vampire. While they scour the city, Lenore recalls her first encounter with the sadistic, debauched Radu Bey in 1741. After the death of her beloved Italian composer Antonio Vivaldi in...