The Vampire Jonah (Book #3 in The Whitevombe Legacy)

"Paranormal romance readers will love this one." --Keeper Bookshelf on The Vampire Jerome"
Ann B. Morris leaves her audience anxiously waiting for the next two bites . . . " --Harriet Klausner on The Vampire Julian"Fans of romantic suspense will delight in this tale of murder, mystery and romance . . . "--Rites of Romance Reviews on Voodoo Nights The Whitcombe Legacy.
Book ThreeThe Whitcombe Legacy: Triplet brothers were initiated into the vampiric life one hundred and twenty-five years ago. Now they will either fulfill their family legacy and save the world from evil . . . or forfeit their chance to ever become human again. Jonah Whitcombe enjoys a satisfying life in a remote Washington state community. An accomplished musician, Jonah's lifelong dream is to play the piano at Carnegie Hall. But fate has another thing in store for him . . . When the earthquake in San Francisco interrupts Jonah's blood-substitute delivery, his supply is delivered by Angela Martin, the woman destined to be his lifelong mate. But before the two can plan a future together, all hell breaks loose. Mt. St. Helens is about to erupt, Angela is abducted, the vampire leader Zurik has been spotted in the area, and the ritual--that will grant the brothers power to rid the world of the evil vampires forever--must soon be held in New Orleans. On top of it all, Jonah learns his audition at Carnegie Hall is just days away. Will Jonah be able to fulfill his family legacy, save the woman he loves and fulfill his lifelong dream? Only fate knows for sure . . .
Ann B. Morris is the author of five romance novels and several short stories. She has also authored two erotic romance novellas and a full length novel under her Caryn Carter pseudonym. Ann's lifelong love of the written word is followed closely by her love of painting and her interest in other cultures, which led her to obtain a degree in anthropology. Ann resides with her husband in Lacombe, Louisiana, a small, rural community north of New Orleans.