Description

Norman Mark was a politician with skeletons in his closet. Literally.

Disgraced journalist Steven Edwards considers the "Batties"—the loonies who believe that vampires are real and Norman Mark is one—just another crazy tin-foil-hat extremist group. Then someone shoots at Mark, changes into a bat, and flies away before Steve's eyes, leaving him as the prime suspect. With the help of the Batties, Steve goes underground. The only way he can establish his innocence is by proving vampires exist—not an easy task while on the run from both the FBI and the bloodsuckers.

Reviews:

"Bloodsuckers is a delicious blend of mainstream thriller, oddball horror, and biting social commentary. Sink your teeth into this one!" —Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Code Zero and V-Wars

"Funny, quick, too smart for its own good." —Mur Lafferty, Campbell-Award-winning author of Ghost Train to New Orleans and The Shambling Guide to New York City

"Ventrella's quick, bright dialogue punctuates the adventure with dry humor even as he ratchets the tension up towards an ending that might just surprise even the jaded reader." —Ryk E. Spoor, author of Grand Central Arena and Phoenix Rising

"A bloody good political thriller that sucks you in from the start and gets its teeth into your imagination." —Gail Z. Martin, author of Reign of Ash and Deadly Curiosities

"I loved the characters, the political insight and the final revelation!" —Dennis Tafoya, author of The Poor Boy's Game and The Wolves of Fairmont Park

"Action, adventure, laughs and chills! A political satire with bite." —Jon McGoran, author of Drift and Deadout