The Red Sun Rises Series by Victoria Kinnaird

Blurb: "Eren Anderson is a freak among freaks. At 17 years old, he doesn't fit in with his peers in the tiny town of All Hallows and despite being born into it, he most certainly doesn't fit in among The Order of Our Mother, the secret nature worshipping society that has harnessed the ability cast spells and believes vampires are not only real, but their deadliest enemies. Eren is turned into a vampire after an attack by the local coven master, but that is the least of his worries.. moreBlurb: "Eren Anderson is a freak among freaks. At 17 years old, he doesn't fit in with his peers in the tiny town of All Hallows and despite being born into it, he most certainly doesn't fit in among The Order of Our Mother, the secret nature worshipping society that has harnessed the ability cast spells and believes vampires are not only real, but their deadliest enemies. Eren is turned into a vampire after an attack by the local coven master, but that is the least of his worries... In a post-Twilight world, "The Red Sun Rises" is a YA novel intended to give vampires their bite back but it should not be read as simply another vampire novel. "The Red Sun Rises" is a story about growing up, responsibility, falling in love, facing your fears and taking fate into your own hands." less

Eren Anderson thought he could leave his troubles in All Hallows. He was wrong. For teen vampire Eren, his boyfriend Corbijn and best friend Andy, Paris seemed like the perfect place to escape to, but the City of Light has darkness in its heart. While Eren finds himself struggling to deal with the horror he witnessed in his home town and fighting to reign in his power to cast, a surprising new enemy makes moves to destroy the one thing Eren can't live without - Corbijn... moreEren Anderson thought he could leave his troubles in All Hallows. He was wrong. For teen vampire Eren, his boyfriend Corbijn and best friend Andy, Paris seemed like the perfect place to escape to, but the City of Light has darkness in its heart. While Eren finds himself struggling to deal with the horror he witnessed in his home town and fighting to reign in his power to cast, a surprising new enemy makes moves to destroy the one thing Eren can't live without - Corbijn. With The Order of Our Mother refusing to help save him, Eren, Corbijn, Andy and Order rebel Tamesis unlock a source of power which hasn't been called on in over one hundred years. "The Red Sun Rises: Fire and Ash" is the second book in The Red Sun Rises Trilogy and the sequel to Victoria Kinnaird's international bestselling debut "The Red Sun Rises." Join Eren as he challenges The Order, accepts his fate and answers the terrifying question: how far would you go to save the man you love? less

It's been a while since Eren Anderson stirred up a bit of trouble. As he prepares to celebrate his 21st birthday, the leader of the nature-worshipping secret society The Order of Our Mother approaches him to ask a pretty big favour. A spate of vampire attacks in Mexico has stunned the Oaxaca branch of The Order and a startling discovery leads them to believe the creatures are planning to attack on Día De Los Muertos... moreIt's been a while since Eren Anderson stirred up a bit of trouble. As he prepares to celebrate his 21st birthday, the leader of the nature-worshipping secret society The Order of Our Mother approaches him to ask a pretty big favour. A spate of vampire attacks in Mexico has stunned the Oaxaca branch of The Order and a startling discovery leads them to believe the creatures are planning to attack on Día De Los Muertos. With Andy, Jasper and vampire non-boyfriend Corbijn in tow, Eren heads to Mexico to take on the cihuateteo, and if he's (un)lucky, he might even come face to face with the God of Hell himself... This edition includes "(Birth) Day of the Dead", a brand new short story from The Red Sun Rises Series, along with the complete first chapter from forthcoming novel, The Red Sun Rises: Seven Letters, the last book in Victoria Kinnaird's international bestselling series. This story can be read as a standalone novella. less