Rebirth of the Seer (The Vampire Flynn) (edit title/settings)

Punxsutawney Paul approved JR Wesley’s request to change the contributors of Rebirth of the Seer (The Vampire Flynn) Thursday, September 27, 2012.

• Added a contributor: Peter Dawes: (Primary Author)

JR Wesley edited the contributors of Rebirth of the Seer (The Vampire Flynn) Sunday, September 16, 2012.

• Added a contributor: Peter Dawes: (Primary Author)

JR Wesley edited the series & lists of Rebirth of the Seer (The Vampire Flynn) Friday, August 17, 2012.

• Added this book in the series: The Vampire Flynn book 2 (Primary series) (standard series)

Shelfari edited the subjects of Rebirth of the Seer (The Vampire Flynn) Monday, July 30, 2012.

• Added the subject: Subjects > Literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > Horror > Dark Fantasy
• Added the subject: Subjects > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Fantasy > Contemporary

Shelfari edited the description of Rebirth of the Seer (The Vampire Flynn) Monday, July 30, 2012.

• Flynn’s quest for redemption continues in the second installment of The Vampire Flynn. Condemned by the Supernatural Order and sentenced by their High Council to die, he and his watcher Monica must avoid capture while deciphering a riddle left by Lydia Davies. The mission takes them from Philadelphia to the Windy City of Chicago, with a master seer named Julian nipping at their heels. There, they are joined by wary allies and a cunning vampire who is bent upon exposing the full hypocrisy of the Order. The hunter becomes the hunted. The villain transforms into a champion. But even as Peter begins to emerge from the crimson shroud of his alter ego as a newly-gifted seer, he finds himself placed on a game board he would have sooner avoided. A destiny trails him, but so does the realization that he has become a country without affiliation, about to be presented with an offer too enticing for him to simply refuse. And while the Order’s band of gifted humans might be misguided, are they beyond redemption themselves? What remains to be seen is who might be right – the ones who remember the murderous assassin, or the few who believe in the heart of a hero nobody asked for. Where would your wager lie?