The Keepers' Chronicles

Fifteen hundred years ago, Serenity Cardea took the life of the only vampire she ever regretted killing-Henry, her sister's husband. With her sister brutally murdered, Serenity had little choice but to grant Henry the only request he had: death. Centuries later, Serenity is no closer to discovering who betrayed them or instigated the massacre of her brothers and sisters.

With her race saved from the brink of extinction, Serenity’s life could not be better. Married, finally, to Ray, and back in London for the first time in a century, retirement isn’t coming easy. Being a housewife was never in her make up.

The Seats are long dead. And after more than two centuries, the vampire world is stable enough for Serenity to settle down into a quiet, happy life. Until July 4th on the celebration of Independence Day. Centenary celebrations in Times Square broadcast the world over. It should have been a joyous occasion...

No one knows where the Keepers came from. Not even Lizzy Walters, who has the ability to see both the past and the future. In fact, there is only one thing Lizzy can’t see, and that is the dead. Yet her dreams for more than a hundred years have involved impossible futures with impossible consequences. All thoughts of the dead are soon swept aside when a mysterious plaque takes hold of the Weres.

Set in the U.S.S.R in 1964, this short accompaniment to The Keepers’ Chronicles explores the missing years from book one.