Best Seller Rated PG
By Ella713
An author that know one's heard of writes an in depth book on the reality of vampires, and when he starts to reveal exactly who they are, circumstances become dire!

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Lydia Crane knew she was taking a chance, but she had to admit the book was damn good. The author wanted to remain anonymous and chose the pen name Nemo, which was latin for no one! That would certainly add to the mystery. After speaking with the head of the publishing company everything was green-lighted.
Josef of course was the first vampire who came upon the book. He always enjoyed a good vampire tale, but as he began to read he saw immediately that this was no longer fiction. Whoever this Nemo was, he was either a vampire himself or had befriended one. He laid the book down. While vampires continued to be in vogue so to speak, no one would take this particular book seriously.
Or so he thought.
Creatures of the Night by Nemo was an overnight success. The book was everywhere. Hollywood, smelling even more money wanted to buy the rights to the book, but the author had refused. And now everyone wanted to know who this Nemo was. Absolutely nothing could be found on this reclusive author who appeared to come out of no where. Homestead Publishing was besieged with calls and letters, but they had no information to give. Someone who worked for the Internal Revenue Service got the brilliant idea that the author was collecting money for the book, so that meant they had a social security number and bank account, but when he began to make inquiries he had no such luck. His publisher had written him a check for cash for the book. This Nemo cashed the check but opened no account. So somewhere there was a very rich man with $3,000.000.00 cash on him fully capable of disappearing for a very long time!
Beth had been hearing about the book for a couple of months. It was Steve her former co worker who brought her copy and told her to read it. The urgency in his voice spoke volumes. Beth read the book in one day and started to make some calls.
Then came the announcement at Homestead Publishing. They announced that Nemo had started a second book and that this one would be even more exciting. She wouldn't give specifics but Josef could tell she knew exactly what this book was going to contain.
"Brian, I need to speak with you immediately. We may have a very serious situation on our hands" Josef said.
"Right away sir" Brian replied. Brian knew that this meeting would be about Mr. Nemo and his book. Brian had read the book in a couple of hours and found it to be extremely accurate. Too accurate for someone even researching vampire folklore. This was an inside job. But the question was who. Who would dare do something like this and risk exposure? Whoever he was he would be dealt with harshly and very quickly. Something like this would not be excused!
"Who do you think it is?" Beth asked Mick when he got home. Mick sat the book down becoming alarmed.
"Babe, whoever wrote this book is a vampire. I mean this is stuff only a vampire would know. Very secret stuff like the workings of Counsel and how it came about. There's stuff in this book I'm not even familiar with. So this vamp's gotta be old. At least Josef or Julian's age." Mick explained.
"What do think's going to done? Already this Nemo has revealed too much and its only a matter of time before humans believe. And when that happens all hell's going to break loose." Beth finished.
"Well, I'm guessing that Josef has already met with Brian, Julian and Isabelle so it's going to be taken care of quickly." Mick said sounding more confident than he actually was.
A little after a year had gone by and the vampire hoopla surrounding Night Creatures seemed to be fizzing out. The public was extremely fickle for the most part. Today's fad quickly became "that's so yesterday"
Beth met with Steve for lunch.
"To be honest, I thought you and Mick would had this creep by now" Steve said.
"Mick and I rarely get involved in this sort of thing anymore. We prefer to let Brian and Isabelle handle everything. But I have to tell you, this past year has been frightening. When you're a vampire you think you can handle anything. I mean it comes with the whole undead thing; but this!" She said shrugging her shoulders.
"Well, I've been contacting everyone I know trying to find out who this Nemo ass is, but this guy really doesn't want to be found. No one's ever seen him, or had any dealings with him. I even went to Schafer to see if any transients had breezed into town lately" Steve said. Beth's eyes opened wide.
"Schafer! Steve that crowd is dangerous! You can't ever do that again! Promise me!" She demanded.
"Don't worry Beth. Josef put the word out on the streets that I was protected. Schafer knows this" Steve said with a smile. Beth sighed with relief, silently thanking Josef for being the smartest vampire she had ever known.
The headline of the paper told all. People were lining up at book stores to get their copy of Nemo's new book title Night Creatures Among Us. Never had a book caused this much of a sensation. And there was something new. Nemo was making a surprise appearance at The Last Bookstore to sign copies of his books.
Brian and Isabelle would be on hand for the event.
The Bookstore was filled with people of all ages awaiting their chance to see this secretive new writer. They all had so many questions about the existence of vampires and Nemo it seemed was an expert.
Lydia quietly approached the podium and cleared her throat.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, it gives me great pleasure to introduce the person you came to see, Nemo!" She said. The crowd stood up and began to applaud and shout. Lydia looked behind her and finally saw for the first time her star author. He was tall, well over 6ft. His hair was so black that it almost looked blue. His eyes were a deep dark brown and his hair hung almost to his shoulders. He certainly looked like a vampire, Lydia thought.
The crowd went wild and continued to yell.