Eternal Samurai

An erotic romance that blends fantasy and history. Vampire and samurais are bound by love and torn apart by a vow of revenge that spans eight centuries. In 1180, in the first battle of the Gempai Wars in Japan, the Shei warrior monks of the Temple of Mii-dera were betrayed by one of their Order. Rather than surrender to the enemy, the few remaining Shei with their commander, Saito Arisada, commit seppuku, Arisada vows to find the traitor, who was his lover. However, before he dies, Arisada is found by the ancient vampire Sadomori Ukita, and becomes kyketsuki, a vampire. At the turn of the Twenty-first Century, a pandemic decimates humanity, killing millions and turning thousands into vampires. Twenty-four years later, samurai-trained Tatsu Cobb hunts the Quarantine city of Seattle, seeking the vampire that slaughtered his family. He has only two cluesthe creature is Japanese and bears deep scars across his back. Tatsu joins The Leper Colony, an elite group of mercenaries that protects Seattle from rogue vampires. When he finds the creature he believes is his quarry, he is conflicted. The gorgeous vampire is no monster but honorable and compassionate. Arisada recognizes the tamashii, the spirit, of his Shei lover in reincarnated in Tatsu. In that moment, Arisada's blood quest dies and he surrenders his honor to his love for Tatsu. Yet, ancient blood debts must be paid and Arisada knows the payment will be his own life. Tatsu does not believe in love, especially love at first sight, yet his heart is captured the moment he sees Arisada. Unable to accept he has fallen for his enemy, Tatsu begins a dangerous emotional game with the vampiredangerous because Arisada belongs to his sire, Sadomori Ukita, the brutal Master of Seattle's vampire clan who plans to destroy the city's human population. Ancient loyalties and an undying love clash with vengeance and ancient blood feuds and tear Arisada and Tatsu apart. Before they can save their love and their honor, they must first save the city. Warning: graphic sex, violence and adult themes. .

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