The Longer The Fall

In 1952, Diana Chilton, raised within a secret magical organization, the Order of the Silver Light, leaves Boston for a tiny town in Maine. There she tracks down Thomas Morgan, a member of the Order who may be immortal. She hopes he can help her find an organization that will use magic to catalyze social and political change. Thomas Morgan is immortal, but Diana never expected that he would also be a vampire, transformed by the faery folk two centuries earlier. Now he enlists Diana to assist him in his struggle against the power that he feels enslaves him. Together, Thomas and Diana dedicate themselves to the most ambitious and dangerous magical working either of them has ever attempted. Both Thomas and Diana have hidden motives behind their decision. Their refusal to be fully honest with themselves and each other leads to a disaster beyond their worst nightmares. Ultimately, they learn that the only way to get what they each wanted is to accept the very things they most feared.

Paperback, 272 pages, $14.00 ISBN: 978-0-9793028-2-4 Hardcover, 272 pages, $30.00 ISBN: 978-0-9793028-9-3 Kindle edition Inanna Arthen (Vyrdolak) is an artist, actor, freelance book designer and author of The Vampires of New England Series (http://vampiresofnewengland.com): Mortal Touch (2007), The Longer the Fall (2010), and All the Shadows of the Rainbow (2013). Book 4 is currently in progress. Inanna is a lifelong scholar of vampire folklore, fiction and fact who created the non-fiction vampire studies website By Light Unseen (http://bylightunseen.net) in 1997. Since 2007 she has run By Light Unseen Media (http://bylightunseenmedia.com), an independent press dedicated to publishing vampire fiction and nonfiction. She is a member of Broad Universe, New England Horror Writers, Horror Writers Association, Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) and Independent Publishers of New England (IPNE), and an occasional contributor to Blogcritics.org. She holds an M.Div degree from Harvard and is an outspoken advocate for the Pagan and LGBTQI communities. She is minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Winchendon, MA.