When sixteen year old Meghan Glaser discovers her nine year old sister is infected with a vampirism virus, she finds herself caught in a struggle to keep her sister's condition a secret, while desperately searching for a way to cure her. Meghan only has a small window of opportunity to save her sister before she transforms into a full blown vampire. Keeping a secret like this isn't easy. Her best friend Rachel Armont suspects that she is hiding something but has no idea what they are about to stumble into. Meghan's intense desire to locate a 200 year old book on Inoculations and Remedies leads her deep into the mystery of Bayou Cane and jeopardizes everyone's safety. The story takes place in modern day Louisiana and encompasses the mysterious and magical culture of Voudoun and a dark secret that goes back 200 years. Another panic attack engulfs me. Did I sign out of Facebook? What if someone checks the browser history of the computer I was on and sees where I was? I can't take this pressure anymore. I'm a nervous wreck all the time. I want to throw up again. No one can help me. Sitting here alone in the bleachers I begin my own private torture session. I imagine the worst case scenario's and accept them as reality. The first one is that in about six years my little sister is going to turn into a vampire, a full-fledged evil creature, and run away. I hold back angry tears. The second one is much harder to contemplate. It involves the Voudoun group finding and killing Sara. And in that scenario it could happen at any time. How can they kill a kid? She's not evil, or like the Unforgiven. They all committed horrible crimes and Sara has never hurt anyone. I wipe away the tears before they roll down my cheeks.