Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
At least once a week, if not more, I stop by the home of Tellias and Eleora. They’re two ancient ancient Vampires – over 2,000 years old. Sometime they need help. They forget things. They lose their keys on a regular basis and do all sorts of foolish things (in…
Originally posted on BookOfUnnecessary:
Luca could barely see, his eyes clouded with the fading vision of her in his arms. Paige lay almost lifeless, her blonde dishevelled locks falling over her face, covering her features. Luca was clumsily swiping his palm over her head repeatedly, managing to get a few strands away but he couldn’t…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
A Christmas Tradition at Vampire Maman The Travelers A Christmas Tale of Mystery, Love and Hope from Juliette Kings The night was falling on the travelers, Daniel and his son Tad and daughter Ada. They had to stop before the dark of night and freezing snowfalls. The father and his…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
Ask Juliette (Ask a Vampire – Advice for Everyone) is a regular feature on vampiremaman.com. If you have a question for Juliette, or something to discuss send me a message at juliettevampiremom @ gmail .com, or post your question in the comment section below. This week is sort of like…
Originally posted on musing:
The photograph was old, the image faded but you could tell the little girl is standing in front of a Christmas tree. Nanna said it was the first year she helped her father pick it out. It was 1924 and she had recently turned ten. She always said as long as…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
You’re the warm summer breeze against my skin. You’re a warm embrace on a cold winter night. You’re the hot in my chocolate. You’re the key to my lock. You’re the one who knows the punch line. Half the traffic on this blog comes from ONE post. It is called…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
A few nights ago we had friends for dinner. Let me reword that. We dined with good friends of ours. It was two couples we’re friends with (they’re regular humans who don’t know we’re Vampires). It is a dress up affair. We have cocktails; take in the theater or a…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
Dear Diary, It is the time of year for tradition and feasts. It is a time of celebrations and gatherings. It is a time for stories told over and over. When I was a child, at Yuletide I would ask to be told the story of The Werewolf Billig Shooshow and…
