Granada Hills Blood Lust

Blood addiction in the Valley? In this final book of G. Kent's Granada Hills Blood trilogy, Bach's addiction to human blood intensifies as the Granada Hills Blood War continues to rage throughout the Valley. Though Bach accepts and even revels in the fact that he is a vampire, tragedy and a new enticing blood lust create challenges that cause him to be plagued by "the black dog," a cruel and lingering melancholy that has stalked him for as long as he can remember. Still, he has found his vampire family and feels himself to be a part of something bigger than himself. He really does believe he is one of the good guys, and that there are bad guys who deserve to be routed and eliminated. This gives him a sense of purpose. His life has meaning, even if it's a way different kind of meaning than he ever imagined as a kid growing up in Bakersfield. As the third book opens, it is the Spring of 2007 and Bach, like many humans and vampires, is wondering what the hell to do next.