Intergalactic vampires return to earth with the purpose of replenishing their blood supply. Unfortunately, their blood thirst distracts them from their original purpose, and they wreak havoc on the world community, slaughtering entire families. Finally they do finish their mission, and return to their planet, Arkoses. But they bring along two human passengers; Mrs. Asia Wang, an African American scientist with NASA and her Chinese American husband, Tu, also a scientist with NASA. It turns out that Mrs. Asia Wang is the reincarnated lover of the ruler of Arkoses, Queen Hebrazenbra. Eventually, they reconcile and their union facilitates an evolutionary shift, ushering in a new way of life for the vampires of Arkoses. It also entwines different ideas of romantic involvement between different worlds. Interspecies romance rekindled between a female human and a female vampire produces a child that facilitates an evolutionary shift for the vampires of Arkoses, who are currently being threatened with extinction. Also the manuscript touches on ancient Egypt Pharaohs and Gods. It explains different scenarios for the explanations of why and how they came to be. It also touches on their hierarchy. Different explanations for the way history reports Ancient Egypt. What separates this manuscript from the rest is the relationship between Asia Wang and Queen Hebrazenbra, and the fact that their union produces a child. Also, the vampires of Arkoses are involved in space travel. I believe that this book can be marketed to the same demographic who read Charlaine Harris' or Laurell Hamilton's books. My manuscript is fun, entertaining, and a bit left of center. But, essentially, it is still a vampire fantasy book.
