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Dark Road to Paradise: Tales of the Night-Kind, Book 1

Dark Road to Paradise: Tales of the Night-Kind, Book 1

“Will you come travel with me? Shall we stick by each other as long as we live?” They are lines from the poet Walt Whitman, but for Cassie Edwards, they become something different entirely. Spoken to her by the man she loves, Martin Cabot—who is also one of the Night-Kind—what humanity calls vampires—the words frame a choice between certain death and eternal life.Cassie Edwards has lived most of her life under a shadow—she has been HIV positive since a car accident when she was ten. At nineteen, she's finally getting out into the world, leaving her hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee behind to start college at Grove University, in the small town of Grove, Alabama. There are no guarantees for the future, she knows, but she's determined to move forward, determined that things will change.Martin Cabot came to Grove, Alabama, under a shadow—the shadow of his own destiny. He may appear to be only a young man of twenty-six, merely another professor at the University, but he has looked that way for fifty years. Time stopped for Martin decades before, but the world has moved on.Meeting Cassie by chance, Martin thinks that he may have found a way to escape the hold his own past has on him, and the horrors he left behind on the West Coast, where he first left behind the daylight life to claim a dark immortality.

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