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Planet Tepes
A Horror Short Story by V. Castro
Subgenres:
- Vampires,
- Science Fiction Horror,
- Historical Horror
This book is for you if you're into...
- Vampire royalty plotting across centuries and planets
- Gothic romance colliding with sci-fi worlds and strange creatures
- Power plays between immortals and human interlopers in space
Planet Tepes is the first book in the universe following the mysterious Valeria Tepes. She was the wife of the infamous Lord Vlad Tepes. He was known on Earth as a vampire, however, he was so much more. And so were his ancestors.
The tale begins in colonial Spain when Valeria first encounters the dark Lord. Their whirlwind romance takes them to his home in Eastern Europe until fate sends her to a distant planet.
Centuries pass until the year 2100 when a law clerk by the name of Leon Parker is sent to Planet Tepes upon her request. He will never be the same after their meeting as he becomes much more than a clerk in a place with strange creatures and practices.
Valeria brings him into her world of blood, desire, and fight to keep her planet safe from the human oligarch Erick Von Helle. Her plans extend beyond Earth and Planet Tepes. Her desire goes deeper into space.
with V. Castro “ Horror is all about connecting with the reader through universal emotions like fear or grief. ”
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