Curse of Dracula (Immortal Soul, #2)

by Kathryn Ann Kingsley

don’t believe in killing people because they might do something.”

“Is this love, Master?” “Perhaps.” Vlad shook his head and looked back out the window. “It’s terrible. It’s frightening and putrid. It hurts me in my heart when I think about her rejecting me. I despise it so very much. I think I can’t live without it.” Vlad shut his eyes. “Yes. You are in love.” Mordecai grunted. “Damn it.”

They really are one and the same, you know—magic and science. One is simply the other without all the hypotheses to back it up.”

“Humanity is its own downfall. No one else is to blame for their plight. Ignorance is their greatest sin.”

Very few wake up in the morning and decide they are to be the villain of their own life stories. What cruelty we pay to others we have learned to dismiss. Save perhaps in the case of mental illness or in the deranged.

You may assert to me that I belong to you all you wish, but I refuse this notion that I am subordinate.”