Serials

"...Writers, when they write, (the great ones) do not let anything stand in their way..."

Just how deep is this mess Cassandra is finding herself embroiled in? There are too many sets of eyes watching her movements, and not all of them are human ...or even vampire.

Part One. " It is time for female writers to begin to listen to each other, she says, and to begin to see each other as feminists in their own right."

Photos from New Year's Eve proove valuable for more than just trashing the reputation of folk who irritate Cassandra.

Apparently the medium Jasmine is more than just Morgan's flavor of the week, but finding out exactly what will have to wait.

With a fresh body in the basement, can Morgan usher them safely out of his lover's house once again?

Cassandra's got other toys besides her fangs to make Jackson's last moments memorable...

Jasmine is not actually human, but has a need for Morgan's help. (*Note the rating: not for kids.*)

Kirk Grady poked his nose into business that was none of his own, and that is how he came to his end. Too bad, Kirk. But what is Morgan really up to?

Kirk, under orders, is bringing Harry and Cassandra to the lair of the ancient vampire Morgan. What has brought Morgan to invade their territory?

Looks like that human Kirk has been trying to serve two masters. Harry and Cassandra play along...

Cassandra is attracting way too much attention from some people that it's best not to be noticed by. Even an experienced vampire thinks twice when asked to join a master for the hunt.

Harry's agent is almost worthless in his fear, but Cassandra is more worried about the vampire Morgan moving into her territory...

The interrogation of Harry's pet human is taking a strange turn...

Time to find out what the Department of Homeland Security thinks it knows.

Cassandra is feeling invaded. First Greg shows up again in her world. Then Kenyon thinks that he's calling her shots. Lani breaks into her home with her schemes of revenge. Now what?

Conclusion. Part Five of "Chapters and Parts of a Young Girl's Life."

Kenyon still doesn't know what happened in Greg's van, and that's a good thing. Now, what does Kirk Grady, boy Homeland Security Idiot, know, and how did he get information?

Part Four of "Chapters and Parts of a Young Girl's Life."

It's not that Cassandra is upset that Greg is dead, it's that someone else got to him first...

Part Three of "Chapters and Parts of a Young Girl's Life."

Vampires aren't the only monsters on film -- what is Lani really up to?

Part Two of "Chapters and Parts of a Young Girl's Life."

An unsolicited videotape finally answers the question of what happened to Cassandra's semi-cousin Greg...

Part One of Chapters and Parts of a Young Girl's Life.

Cassandra comes home to find a 'gift' on her front doorstep -- and something very disturbing inside...

It's a long walk back from the scene of the latest feed, giving Cassandra plenty of time to lose herself in thought and contemplate her relationship with Harry.

Cassandra and her long-time friend, Harry, clean up after dinner.

People are talking, but Cassandra is not getting the answers she wants. Did her old friend kill Cassandra's loathsome cousin, or not? And what could possibly strike fear into the heart of a vampire?

Department of Homeland Security? Vampire hunter? Whoever Kirk Grady is, all he's going to end up as is Cassandra's next hot lunch. Perhaps with a little assistance from Harry, one of her most trusted acquaintances. Provided Harry's not too busy tracking that troublesome human Lani, that is...