In these final two tales of David Hartley’s vampire trilogy, ordinary lives shift quietly into the strange and dangerous world that waits beneath the surface.

The first story unfolds behind closed doors, where a man and the young woman he loves drift between intimacy and unease. What begins as a playful, tender night deepens into confession and shadow — a place where desire and fear become inseparable.

The second story follows a restless, middle-aged man searching for something more from life. A hitchhiker with wild eyes and mysterious charm steps into his car, offering excitement and escape. But the night roads hold secrets of their own, and every wish carries a cost.

Beautiful, haunting, and edged with Hartley’s signature mixture of humor, sorrow, and danger, these two stories complete his vampire cycle with an intimate, lingering sense of dread.

Not for children.
Mature themes, sexual situations, and violence.