Born: BC 152
Birthplace: Rome
Motto: Carpe Noctem
Favorite Song: Psychokiller, Talking Heads
Current Location: New Orleans
Quote from Night's Embrace: "Had I been at Troy when they left the horse behind, there would have been roasted Greek on the beach that day."

In the original version of Seize the Night, the body count was so high that one of my critique partners pointed out that New Orleans would have called in the National Guard. So I tweaked the body count a bit--it's still a good blood bath though.

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Factoid: Even though it came out the week of Christmas which is a killer time for books on lists, STN had a remarkable showing. It landed at #1 mass market for Waldenbooks and Borders and was #9 NYT, # 8 Publisher's Weekly and #22 on USA Today. It spent a total of 29 weeks on bestseller lists.

 

Valerius of Rome
(Vah-lair-EE-us)


Valerius is the son of a Roman Senator. He became a Roman general who led conquests throughout Greece, Gaul and Britannia. For a most obvious reason, he doesn't play well with most Dark-Hunters and it is imperative we keep him far away from Kyrian, Kell, Safrax, Zarek and Zoe.

Val is truly ostracized from the rest of his brethren. Retta has tried from time to time to bring him more into the DH circle, but the older Dark-Hunters refuse to forgive him for his past crimes.
No one knows what brought him into our circle.


Val makes his debut in Night's Embrace:
Talon followed his line of vision to see Valerius approaching them. He'd only met the Roman general one other time. Val had taken one look at Talon's jacket and torc, and sneered the word "Celt" thus letting Talon know friendship with this Dark-Hunter was about as likely as finding a parking space for a tank on Bourbon Street during Mardi Gras.

The Roman's black hair was pulled back into an impeccable queue. He wore black pleated pants, loafers, turtleneck and a long cashmere coat. If one didn't know better, he would appear to be an affluent attorney, not a Daimon executioner.


 

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