by Jon Lewis
When Daniel is exposed to Lauren’s vampire blood during a shooting, his life and their relationship begins to unravel. He finds himself trapped in the irreversible transformation into a Living Vampire.
Daniel lashes out, pushing Lauren away and retreating into isolation.
As his transition deepens, Daniel uncovers a disturbing new vampire anomaly. This horrific discovery draws him back from the shadows to hunt for answers on behalf of the Circle.
Meanwhile, Lauren faces a horror she thought was long buried.
Six years ago, Lauren was certain her nemesis Su was dead. But now Su has suddenly resurfaced in the city of Geneva, and she hasn’t come alone. The DNA that Su stole from Eve, the first vampire, was used to create something impossible. A living genetic clone of Eve.
Determined to rescue and protect the child at any cost, Lauren is forced to make choices that may destroy any chance of a reconciliation with Daniel.
And all the while, a hidden enemy has been waiting patiently for his big payday, and now he smells blood.
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Jon Lewis is a master storyteller and tension builder, and The Chimaera is no exception. A stealthily executed page turner, The Chimaera adds additional depth to the fascinating Ageless series with science and carefully developed characters. I couldn’t put it down.
—Allison Keeton, author, Midcoast Maine Mystery Series
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jon Lewis grew up in Maine and joined the USAF right out of high school, where he served as an avionics technician and had the good fortune to travel all over the world. After that, he returned to school to become a respiratory therapist. After he graduated, he and his wife returned to Maine to raise their children. He had a very satisfying career caring for his fellow veterans and has now retired from healthcare to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a published author. He now lives in a small coastal town with his beloved wife, Niki, spending his time traveling, writing poetry and short stories, and watching his seventh grandchild grow up.
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