
Cover Art by Alison Hunt
Well, Lost has just debuted in War of Nytefall: Lost and people are already asking for more. She actually tied with Chastity Sullivan for the top spot of the interview requests, but I put her in second only to give the book time to come out. Still, it’s going to be tough to put out some information here without doing spoilers. I’m going to try my best, so here we go.
Lost is the newest Dawn Fang to show up and she leaves chaos in her wake. It isn’t really her fault because she has some trouble focusing and tends to listen to the decrepit bunny that follows her. Her origin is a mystery to the other Dawn Fangs, but readers will know from the blurbs that Lost is a womb born. This is a vampire who was born through sex instead of by fang or Clyde’s blood. How did this happen? Well, you need to read the book for that information.
The big quest for Lost is that she is looking for her father. She doesn’t like talking about her mother, but she hints that she know who it is. As far as her father, she doesn’t quite understand how to figure out who or where he is, so she’s wandering. With no knowledge of the Dawn Fang culture of secrecy that Clyde has created, Lost is a big threat to Nytefall even though she doesn’t mean to be. After all, she is very friendly and tries to help when she feels like it. Sure, she’s terrified of socks and doesn’t hide that she’s a vampire that retains her powers in the sun. There’s also at least two groups searching for her for various reasons. Needless to say, Lost is a magnet for trouble even though she tries to behave.
So, leave questions in the comments and she’ll answer them in an October post. You can ask about growing up as a vampire, her bunny, her thoughts on different subjects, or whatever you think she’ll talk about. Just be ready for anything because she is known for her tangents.


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