LITTLE VAMPIREYA The Series (Chapters 1-5).

In the village of Vaneka, where shadows never sleep and whispers crawl beneath the earth, lives Damira Jerovic-an eight-year-old girl who doesn't play with dolls, and isn't afraid of the monsters in the forest.
She hunts them.

Half human, half vampire, Damira is a Vampireya-a cursed being with the innocence of childhood and the violence inherited from impure blood. Armed with the Veilpiercer, an ancient rifle gifted to her by her mentor-a warrior-like anthropomorphic horse named Quiver-and protected by a green amulet given to her in secret by her mother, Jelena, Damira patrols the edge of the Varvik Forest, a place where the fog never lifts, the trees seem to whisper, and glowing eyes watch even during the day.

But Vaneka is not just her home.
It is a place full of secrets.

There are rumors of a cult buried beneath the church.
Of children marked at birth.
Of forgotten tunnels running beneath the village like rotting veins.

Damira was born with such a mark-a yellow crescent moon flanked by two stars, etched onto the back of her hand during a blood-red eclipse.
Her grandmother Ladana protected her.
But Damira suspects others were not so lucky.

Along her path, she will face Valmor Luarcão, a werewolf of the Sonem race, driven by a hunger for children's blood; wandering vampires crossing toward Branwick; and a village full of adults who choose to pretend that nothing is happening-as if not looking at the forest will keep the forest from looking back.

But Damira does not want to look away.
She wants to know everything.
Why her mother never smiles.
Why her grandmother never sleeps.
Why those who were meant to protect her chose silence.

Vampireyita is a story about the rage that lives in small bodies, about a darkness that cares nothing for age, and about a girl who chooses to stop fearing... and start hunting.

In this world, not all monsters hide in the night.
Some live in houses.
Others, in memory.

And Damira is ready to face them all.