Emotionally Unavailable

After Dubai, after Armand, after the book that made his life public property, Louis de Pointe du Lac retreats to London with his grief, his rage, and a financial empire tangled in seventy years of lies.

The dead, he learns, still require lawyers.

Enter Lemuel: a young vampire attorney with a soft voice, a dangerous body, and no interest in worshiping Louis, pitying him, or becoming another immortal wound. He is precise where Armand was evasive, modern where Lestat was theatrical, and unavailable in a way Louis recognizes too well.