Nuptial Flight

<p>John Michaelson aka The London Vampire rose to the surface web in 2009 and has since attracted global interest. His claim? That a new breed of vampire was alive well and operating secretly within London.</p><p>Michaelson remains secretive about most of his research which involves active investigation and deception across the dark web in pursuit of this dangerous sect. In 2014 a stylised retelling of his experience was published in a book titled <em><strong>October’s Son: The London Vampire Diaries</strong></em> attracting media attention for his alternate view on vampirism.</p><p>In <em><strong>Nuptial Flight: The London Vampire Conspiracy</strong></em> Michaelson answers many of the questions raised in <em>October’s Son</em> including how he tracks down modern day vampires and where he gets support from now that Michael is gone. Told through a series of terse journals and graphic recollections Michaelson’s writing is chilling dark-humoured and painfully real.</p><p>Forget everything you thought you knew about vampires Michaelson’s story changes everything.</p><p>Spanning several years The London Vampire recounts his darkest encounters the new alliances he has made and the painful path of redemption he has walked. His memoirs culminate in a fight against human traffickers - a greater conspiracy ever imagined.</p><p><strong>October’s Son</strong> was about Sin; <strong>Nuptial Flight</strong> is about salvation.</p><p> </p>