by Franklin Posner (Author)
Office worker and ordinary guy Scott Campbell is probably the last person you'd suspect of being a vampire. His new supernatural enemies may underestimate him, but this suburban vampire is much stronger than anyone thinks.
The trouble begins when another driver runs Scott off the road. Scott survives the car crash, but the other motorist immediately attacks him in the wreckage.
The assault changes Scott forever. He suddenly has heightened senses, supernatural strength, and an insatiable hunger. The truth is undeniable: Scott is a vampire. Soon he's immersed in the arcane, highly ritualized, and surprisingly bureaucratic world of the supernatural.
After Scott foils a mass shooting at a local mall, he's ordered to stand trial by the House, the ruling authority among vampires. The group plans to condemn him to death for being an unregistered vampire who has potentially exposed vampire kind to an unsuspecting public.
Scott's heroism also catches the attention of Detective Grace Montoya, who's obsessed with uncovering his secret and exposing him to the world
Will Scott's new superpowers help him win his trial and dodge Montoya's investigation? He'll have to fight against a system that's been ingrained in vampire society for centuries, but he may find supernatural allies willing to join in the struggle.
Author Biography
Franklin Posner lives in Portland, Oregon. He is not, nor has he ever been, a vampire, suburban or otherwise. Suburban Vampire is his first book.