Bleeding Heart

Sisters Victoria and Daphne Collinson know they are different, taller than most, above average in their artistic and writing abilities, some would even say prophetic. Now in their 40s, the sisters are searching for a cure for their ailing husbands who are suffering from an unknown blood disorder. They move to Bleeding Heart, Oregon on the promise from a Dr. Francesca Le Fleur, a specialist, a member of American Society of Hematology, that she can cure them. She will treat them at her facility, Whole Care Loving Care. This move has brought about dreams and childhood memories, forcing them face their past and now they must come to terms with a father that left them. A father who is looking for them, a father who is a vampire, Bela Collinson or Bela Cojocaru. Bela is no ordinary vampire, his genetic code has been altered by the Africanus, an alien race whose prime directive is world domination. Bela needs his girls to command his army; his male children do not thrive. Bela has a brother Beniamin, who has been his arch rival for centuries and wants to woo the sisters to be part of his regime for political domination. Ben is unaware of his brother’s interaction with the Africanus and the gifts the have bestowed upon him; time travel and endurance in daylight. Bela is always many steps ahead of his brother; Ben continues to hunt down his brother.