Bitten doesn't always mean broken. One family gets torn apart by an outbreak, a six-hundred-year-old bloodline, and each other — and keeps choosing to fight anyway.
Ten completed novels. One bloodline, six hundred years deep. Click any cover to find it on Amazon.
Edmond Geanta writes horror in his second language, on purpose — he calls English the most deliciously overstuffed tongue he's ever gotten to misuse. After twenty-five-plus years inside American corporate life, he'll tell you he met plenty of real bureaucratic vampires and cubicle zombies long before he ever wrote one down.
"Somewhere between a compliance meeting and a merger announcement, the outbreak started to feel like the more reasonable plotline."
A stretch of pandemic lockdown in 2020 broke something loose: four novels in one year, six more in the years since. Blood Calls for Blood is his ten-book saga, following his debut, Project Z, and standing alongside The American Hustle.
He lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina with his wife and two Akitas, Shiro and Alba, who supervise all writing and approve of none of it.
Smaller bites from the same bloodline — standalone stories set in the corners of the saga's hundred-year history.
Short fiction from this world isn't available yet. When there's something to share, it'll be announced here first.
Get in TouchVampires need blood. Kids fighting cancer need it more. Read 4 Blood is Edmond's ongoing initiative supporting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital — because a saga built on blood mythology might as well put some good back into the world's actual blood supply.