Sophie Grossalber crafts fantastical tales that often explore the boundaries between reality and imagination. Her prose is known for its rich imagery and lyrical language, drawing readers into dreamlike worlds. Grossalber's writing frequently delves into themes of solitude, the search for identity, and the power of human imagination. Her distinctive voice and profound understanding of the human psyche make her a compelling storyteller.
Xi Lei, eine Jägerin, erhält die Chance, einen Vampir zu finden, der ein ganzes Dorf im Himalaya getötet hat. Ihre Suche führt sie nach New Orleans, wo Vampirkönig Damien Moreau versucht, einen alten Deal zu brechen. Gemeinsam schließen sie einen riskanten Handel und geraten in ein Netz aus Intrigen und Korruption.
Enemies by tradition, allies out of necessity, Xi Lei embarks on a pivotal hunt for a vampire linked to a village's demise in the Himalayas. Her quest leads her to New Orleans, where she strikes a risky bargain with vampire king Damien Moreau, navigating a web of intrigue and corruption while questioning their trust.
Stories from Dumornay
»We all have the potential to turn into monsters.« Vampires. Werewolves. Hunters. Three stories, three choices. In New Orleans, vampire king Damien Moreau is torn between his position of power and his conscience. Connor O'Rileigh wakes up in the Scottish Highlands after a full moon - in the middle of the murder spree of a bloodthirsty beast. In the icy foothills of the Himalayas, huntress Xi Lei has to question her deepest beliefs and judge supposed innocents to protect the world.