He was described in one book as a “dream dealer” but in Transfusion, we find out more about him.

Dante was what was known as a Drude, which was known as a malevolent, nocturnal demon whose specialty was the creation of nightmares.

They had a strong influence over a person’s dreams when their victims were asleep, and they could tap into that lucid state and take control. Of course, the nice ones would often prevent nightmares too and favour a more sexual experience from their ‘feeding’.

You see most Demons and Angels fed from the emotions of others and it wasn’t just as clear cut that all Angels were good and all Demons were bad. Not like a library full of history books would have you believe anyway. And Drudes were no exception for they fed from the emotions invoked by dreams, but more often than not a sexual high was just as strong as a fear induced one, or so I was told.

Dante was bald with a full black bear, cut close to his face and his thick neck joined even thicker muscles. His eyes were a light green color with a burst of hazel around the pupil that sometimes when he spoke to you and smiled, looked like flecks of illuminating honey.

Dante is a spy for hire. So while he is working for Lucius to protect Amelia during Transfusion, he also works for other people. In other words, anyone can hire him for his services as a spy.

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Amelia always saw him as an innocent human friend, a sweet artist but in fact, he’s a shifter.

Amelia at first thought Ben was a zombie, who snacks on dead flesh. But Dante calls him a shifter.
Later Ben explains to Amelia that he’s a flesh-eating demon. So not a zombie, but close.

Ben is a Manushya-Rakshasi demon, a shapeshifter of sorts. He has to eat to regenerate or he’ll get sick and the feeding lust takes hold.

His kind only eats the flesh of the dead, although the fresher the better.

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His wife is Leeassa.

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In an unexpected twist of fate, Pip entered his tumultuous world, initially intended as a mere diversion for the formidable beast. However, the dynamics of their interaction took an unforeseen turn. With a delicate blend of grace and indomitable spirit, Pip managed to soothe the tempestuous soul within Adam, ultimately taming the seemingly indomitable beast residing within him. In the whirlwind of their interactions, the strings of love subtly entwined around their hearts, crafting a tale of unexpected romance and deep connection.

On the surface, Adam presents himself as an individual who would seamlessly blend into a crowd of accountants, adorned with geeky glasses and exuding an aura of unassuming simplicity. Yet, beneath the veneer of his mundane appearance lies a tapestry of complexity and power. As the adage wisely cautions, appearances are often misleading, crafting illusions that veil the true depth and essence of a character. Adam is the embodiment of this wisdom, a character whose story unfolds with layers of mystery, power, and love, painting a canvas as intriguing as it is beautiful.

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She sported a pixie cut and a pair of green eyes.
The books don’t say how tall she is, just that she’s shorter than Amelia’s 5 foot 5.

Wendy works as a journalist in London.

She has the hots for Dante.

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She serves Draven, like a servant in his personal home. In Transfusion, we learn that she’s actually a “real nice angel”. But the books don’t say much about her.

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High cheekbones matched oriental features that spoke of a nobility lacing his bloodline.

Takeshi is a psychic. Actually, he’s a guardian, a powerful angel who has a unique foresight.

He serves on Draven’s council and often helps his king with has prophetic visions. He serves at Dom’s “Seeker”.

Prior to becoming an immortal, he was a samurai during the feudal period of history. His rebirth was in 1685.

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The saga of Lucius Septimius is a captivating tapestry woven through the pages of the Afterlife Series, with a backstory as engrossing as it is astonishing. Known as the eminent Vampire King, the tale of Lucius’s ascendancy to this title is laced with intrigue.

Tracing his origins to the nascent days of Christianity, Lucius’s earthly life as a human was intertwined with significant Biblical figures. Originally named Judas, he was the disciple infamously known for betraying Jesus—though, as the narrative unfurls, it reveals that history might have misinterpreted his actions. Following the crucifixion, he was unfairly vilified and met a tragic end, renouncing his faith in his final breaths.

Upon his death, he was reborn as Lucius, the progeny of Satan, bearing the distinctive power to transform demons into vampires through the potent gift embedded in his blood. This ability set him apart, anointing him as the chosen leader for a race of creatures poised on the brink of evolution. The vampires, once feeble entities, underwent a transformative mutation under Lucius’s dominion, evolving into beings of heightened strength, agility, and intellect.

Despite their shared history and kinship resembling brotherhood, the bonds between Lucius and Draven eventually frayed and snapped, leaving behind a chasm widened by betrayal and mistrust. Lucius, a figure imposing and statuesque, bore an appearance strikingly handsome yet subtly intimidating. With sandy blond hair framing a face with chiseled features and eyes that mirrored the chilling depth of darkened storm clouds, he was a visage of mesmerizing beauty and latent danger.

These eyes, a breathtaking canvas of silver-grey with icy blue flecks, possessed an allure both magnetic and treacherous, evoking images of impending storms obscuring serene skies. They were eyes that could ensnare souls, commanding attention and reverence with their intensity.

The narrative elaborates on his physical allure further, painting a picture of a man whose stature and physique were reminiscent of mythological figures of beauty and strength. Lucius, with his careless elegance and an air of indifferent charm, was a being who could easily enthrall, his presence demanding and enthralling.

The process of transformation under Lucius’s hand not only endowed vampires with unparalleled power but also bound them in servitude to him, their lives inextricably linked to his existence. It was whispered that the demise of Lucius would herald the end for all vampires tethered to him.

His powers were not merely physical; Lucius was a master manipulator, wielding control over minds with effortless ease. His dominion extended over various beings, with humans being particularly susceptible to his influence. However, stronger minds offered greater resistance, limiting the scope of his control.

Lucius’s tale, while interspersed within the Afterlife Series, is extensively explored in his dedicated series, Transfusion. It is within these pages that readers become intimately acquainted with this enigmatic figure, delving into the complexities of his character and unfolding the tale of his chosen one, Amelia Faith.

Amelia tells us in great detail about his eye color in Transfusion.

Then there were his eyes. Eyes that seemed to have the power to pierce your very soul, capturing it and only releasing it again when his gaze was no longer blessing you by being directed your way. The silver grey with flecks of blue that looked like ice over water.

The colour reminded me of a storm that was brewing, rolling in over clear blue skies and consuming them. Even the sandy blonde brows that slanted across his deep-set eyes gave him a dark angelic look that would have fooled anyone naive enough to believe that he was a man to be trusted with your life in his hands.

She also tells us a bit more about his looks. Beyond that of his eye color that is.

Incredibly tall and built like an Olympic athlete who does body building on the side, meant that he looked like a living Adonis. With his sandy coloured hair in a messy style that just screamed that he didn’t give a damn and got out the shower, rubbing a towel over it before it dried naturally that way. Or was it his chiseled jaw line and perfectly shaped lips that had women ready to sign over their ovaries and beg him to make babies with them like I was close to doing right alongside them?

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He has tattoos down one cheek.

Keira said, “I don’t know why, but he reminded me of the white knight on a chessboard being taken over by the opposing dark side.”

Husband to Sophia Draven.

He’s originally from Instanbul.

All of one side of his face was covered in a strange series of tattoos that snaked around the scar and ran the full length of his face. The black ink passed through the damaged skin, but the ink disappeared when it reached the injured tissue. It made it look as if there were pieces missing from the design.

Apart from this, he had a very serious but handsome face, with long, platinum blonde hair that fell down under the black hood he wore over his head. He was ice white and scary.

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Her personality is a delightful cocktail of child-like mischief and whimsical charm, perfectly aligning with her nature as an imp. This petite dynamo is a delightful concoction of fun and trouble, making her presence an absolute joy within the narrative. Every page bearing her antics is infused with an undeniable vibrancy and lightness, a testament to her delightful personality.

Responding to various names, including Pip, Pippa, Winifred, and Squeak, she navigates through the story with a sparkle in her eyes and laughter on her lips. Her relationship with Keira blossoms into a deep and steadfast friendship, with Pip standing by Keira’s side as both a confidante and devoted companion as the series progresses towards its culmination.

Affectionately nicknaming Keira as “Toots,” Pip’s interactions with her are tinged with warmth and an irresistible adorability. With each scene they share, it’s evident that Pip’s love and loyalty towards her friend are unwavering, and her unique way of expressing it adds a special flavor to their relationship. In every sense of the word, Pip is a treasure within the series, offering readers moments of light-hearted joy and steadfast friendship amidst the unfolding drama and adventure.

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