Morgan D'Arcy: A Vampyre Rhapsody

I'm an avid reader of vampire novels and have come across a variety of approaches to the whole vampire origin story. This one particular author chose to go the viral mutations of human DNA route. I had not read other books featuring the world of Morgan D'Arcy. This one is a collection of short stories about this character that take place throughout different periods of his immortal life in different locations. The author smartly included some references to events going on in the other books, which, for me, intrigued me enough to want to read these other installments. I don't think one needs to read these other books prior to reading this one, which I appreciated. It was a good introduction to Morgan and this whole philosophy behind the viral mutations of human DNA causing vampyrism. The author tied this concept in nicely. Each story has a lust interest, but this didn't saturate the story too much. Morgan is a fairly complex character whether in human or vampyre form. I'm looking forward to getting to know more about him.

This is a vampire story. It is part of a series. The heroine is in love with the hero. Her memory is taken away. I wish I had read the rest of the series. .