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Awakening from a century-long slumber, Camille de Montfort, a fledgling 19th century vampyress, rises and finds herself thrust into the chaotic pulse of 1980s New York City.
The gaslit world she knew is gone, replaced by the searing glow of neon, the primal scream of punk rock, and the hypnotic flicker of MTV. But as she navigates this strange new era—its high-rises, subways, new ideas, and dizzying excess—she realizes something far more dangerous than sunlight stalks her: a secret cabal of vampire hunters, ruthless and relentless, who have spent decades refining their craft.
Still untested in her powers, Camille must learn to master her burgeoning abilities while staying hidden in the shadows of the city’s underground. From the anarchic energy of night clubs to the existential musings of late-night diner philosophers, she grapples with her dark nature and the crushing weight of immortality. Is she a veiled night-stalker, a relic, or something else entirely?
As the hunters close in, Camille must decide whether to flee into the night or embrace her true nature—before the city, or her own despair, consumes her.
Night City is a darkly poetic tale of identity, survival, and the hunger for meaning in a world that has left her behind. A visceral blend of gothic horror, punk rebellion, and vampire mythos, this novel redefines what it means to be immortal in an ever-changing world.
Awakening from a century-long slumber, Camille de Montfort, a fledgling 19th century vampyress, rises and finds herself thrust into the chaotic pulse of 1980s New York City.
The gaslit world she knew is gone, replaced by the searing glow of neon, the primal scream of punk rock, and the hypnotic flicker of MTV. But as she navigates this strange new era—its high-rises, subways, new ideas, and dizzying excess—she realizes something far more dangerous than sunlight stalks her: a secret cabal of vampire hunters, ruthless and relentless, who have spent decades refining their craft.
Still untested in her powers, Camille must learn to master her burgeoning abilities while staying hidden in the shadows of the city’s underground. From the anarchic energy of night clubs to the existential musings of late-night diner philosophers, she grapples with her dark nature and the crushing weight of immortality. Is she a veiled night-stalker, a relic, or something else entirely?
As the hunters close in, Camille must decide whether to flee into the night or embrace her true nature—before the city, or her own despair, consumes her.
Night City is a darkly poetic tale of identity, survival, and the hunger for meaning in a world that has left her behind. A visceral blend of gothic horror, punk rebellion, and vampire mythos, this novel redefines what it means to be immortal in an ever-changing world.