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==Plot==
After turning [[Assassination of Abraham Lincoln|assassinated]] [[President of the United States|President]] [[Abraham Lincoln]] into a [[vampire]] from the first book, vampire Henry O. Sturges, Lincoln's vampire-hunting mentor, realizes he has gone against the rules of the Union of Vampires by doing so. Lincoln is horrified at becoming a vampire, as it turns him into the exact thing he has been fighting against all his life, and jumps out the window and burns himself to death.
Henry is later summoned to [[New York City]] , the headquarters of the [[Union (American Civil War)|Union]], by the leader, Adam Plantagenet, a highly respected, even-older vampire, alive since 1305. and shows him boxes containing the heads of some of their emissaries along with a note from the mysterious "A. Grander VIII". He is tasked with finding and stopping this man from destroying more vampires.
Henry decides to begin his hunt in [[London]], [[England]], under the guise of a textile importer. Unsure where first to go, he decides to find out the vampire presence here. It turns out that the Henry Irving, a famed actor in England, is a vampire. Wanting to get in touch with Irving, he tracks down and finds his assistant, Abraham 'Bram' Stoker. Initially reluctant to allow Henry access to his charge, he relents when Henry reveals his vampirism. Stoker and his family quickly becomes one of Henry's close friends.
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