Why be extraordinary when you can be ordinary? In the fifth book of the Vampire Legion Chronicles, Mike considers himself to be a pretty normal guy. He works as an ER tech and likes to take road trips on his Harley. The fact that he's also a vampire doesn't really matter, most days. After all, he finds life to be more fun when he can just be normal, even if that does mean hiding what he really is from almost all of his friends. If they found out, they wouldn't understand. And even if they did understand, his secret could be dangerous. There is safety in normalcy, stability in the routine. And maybe blending in also means that his legacy will be quickly forgotten. But it's better to be a live coward than a dead hero. Isn't it?