Vampyres, Junk & Disease

The country is collapsing under the weight of corruption, avarice, fear, disease and addiction and a strange new sickness that stalks its streets. In the shadows of this decay moves Patrick—a brilliant photojournalist, former addict, and a vampire who never asked to become one. His gift is also his curse: he sees everything too clearly. Every wound. Every lie. Every inch of a society slipping toward something predatory.

When a string of meticulously staged murders begins appearing across the country, the images point to an enemy long whispered about but never confirmed: the Orange Men. They are vampires of ruthless discipline and political ambition, determined to build their own world order through control, manipulation, and blood-soaked statecraft. Their rise is accelerating—and the sickness spreading through the underworld may be their first move.

Patrick’s only unexpected ally is Domino, a powerful transsexual escort vampire whose influence runs through the country's hidden power networks. Elegant, dangerous, and fiercely independent, Domino understands the Orange Men better than anyone—and knows how close the country is to falling under their dominion.

As Patrick and Domino navigate a labyrinth of merciless politics, underground alliances, and a disease that threatens to alter vampirism itself, they uncover a conspiracy designed to rewrite the future of both humans and vampires. To expose the truth, Patrick must confront his past, his addictions, and an amoral and brutal faction willing to reshape the world at any cost.

In Vampires, Junk & Disease, the monsters are not the ones hiding—they are the ones building power. And the only hope of stopping them lies with the vampires who refuse to become part of the new order they are fighting to destroy.

“Vampires, Junk & Disease” is a work of Dark fiction that blends elements of Counterculture, Addiction and the 
Dystopian Society where Elites and the Generational Wealthy exploit the world as they please.

This title will attract educated audiences who gravitate toward:

• Horror and supernatural fiction
• Dark fantasy
• Urban and gritty speculative fiction
• Social or psychological narratives tied to insurrection, class warfare, addiction, the inequities in public health, entitlement and the exploitation of the defenseless.