The United States of America has had a long history of
misunderstandings and skirmishes with other countries.
However, America has also had a long history of fights with
the Other Side. Until a minor indiscretion with the
President's daughter, Zach Barrows was blissfully ignorant
of paranormal and other mysteries; he was on the fast
track, but now he's the liaison to the President's secret
weapon: the President's Vampire, Nathaniel Cade.
Zach's quickly being indoctrinated into the layers of
secrecy beneath events as much for his sharp wit, amiable
manner and silver tongue as he is for his political acumen.
Zach and Cade are called into investigate, hunt down and
sometimes kill seemingly mythical and man-made monsters,
while Zach treads the thorny and hazy path of interacting
with a man who has seen and felt centuries of evil, a man
who is oath-bound to protect the country.
In an age where vampire tales range from the ridiculous to
the sublime and back again, many readers will be excited to
learn of the paranormal through the eyes of Zach, as he
gets to know Nathaniel, a man whose moral compass
transcends his oath. Fans of various paranormal works will
enjoy BLOOD OATH, as well those who always wanted to
investigate the recesses of Indiana Jones' or The
Librarian's basements!
The ultimate secret. The ultimate agent. The President's
vampire.
Zach Barrows is an ambitious young
White House staffer whose career takes an unexpected turn
when he's partnered with Nathaniel Cade, a secret agent
sworn to protect the president. But Cade is no ordinary
civil servant. Bound by a special blood oath, Cade has spent
more than 140 years in service to the president, battling
nightmares before they can break into the daylight world of
the American dream.
Immediately Zach and Cade
receive their first joint assignment: one that uncovers a
shadowy government conspiracy and a plot to attack the
Unites States with a gruesome new biological weapon. Zach
soon learns that the world is far stranger, and far more
dangerous, than he ever imagined . . . and that his partner
is the least of his problems.