Blood Rights (Series)
Imagine a world where every form you now fill out has a section for "species," and checking off vampire is a possibility now. Where everything is now open day and night to accommodate all different species, both human and paranormal. Where vampires and werewolves and fae and all the rest are now recognized as legal persons in their own right.
This is the world of the Blood Rights Series by K. B. Thorne, where the United States has passed legislation to make all of this real--with all the fascinating differences, the boring day-to-day lives, the blowback that such a turn of events would lead to.
The series contains six novella to novel length stories or short story collections, all set in the fictional Connecticut town of Adelheid. Each book in the series is told in First Person narrative, following different narrators, although all the characters are connected to Sadie Stanton and the Stanton Agency in some way. The series takes place approximately from autumn of 2011 to summer of 2016.
VAMPIRES ARE PEOPLE TOO
I’m Sadie Stanton, and I don’t know why everyone makes such a big deal out of me. I’m just like everyone else—I’m trying to start a business, not spending much time on my social life, and dealing with an obnoxious roommate...
Oh, and being a vampire. There’s that. But it’s okay, because we’re all legal now.
But believe me, that doesn’t make life easy. In fact, it might be harder now than ever before, but I did it to myself… And now vampires are attacking people seemingly at random and not even trying to feed.
Everyone is looking to me to help sort out why, but that turns pretty easy into looking for someone to blame.
Fast.
I guess I’ll need to be faster.
