Dark Lullaby
by Staci Layne Wilson

...lust...blood...voodoo...music...murder

The year is 1971. Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and Jim Morrison are dead, all within a year of each other. Some of the greatest, most promising musicians snatched up by the dark specter of death. But, it was no accident of fate—they were taken.

Ashara Konrad, a rock music photojournalist, thinks she knows who the killer is: Her own twin sister, Zariaz. She's seen it happen before...days the music died. It began with Ashara's first love, her mentor, Ludwig Von Beethoven. Ashara was his "immortal beloved." His vampire lover.

Ashara fled from her sister in 1827, but a psychic connection between the two kept them together through the decades. Ashara knew of the curse—that 1,000 musicians had to be sacrificed for the one Zariaz could never have. Zariaz would drink in their talent, one and all, until she could play the song that would make the collective soul hers. In clusters over time, the curse was fed.

And in the Age of Aquarius, it is happening again.

Other Books by Staci Layne Wilson

Dark Lullaby

The Life & Times of Rapunzel

Horrors of the Holy

Staci Layne Wilson's Bio

Staci Layne Wilson is a multi-faceted writer (everything from horror novels to horse training manuals to movie reviews) and entertainment reporter (on-camera and print interviews with everyone from Marilyn Manson to Brad Pitt). She's an Active Member of the L.A. Press Club and lives in Southern California.