Anarion, the vampire leader Lord Abaddon and the crew of the spaceship, Abyss, have left Earth after the terrible attack by Icar on the Starn. They are headed t…
Anarion, the vampire leader Lord Abaddon and the crew of the spaceship, Abyss, have left Earth after the terrible attack by Icar on the Starn. They are headed to Abaddon’s mysterious lost homeworld called Black Heart of the Universe where Icar has set up shop once more to cause mayhem. But before they get halfway to the fabled Black Heart, Anarion and Abaddon will have their hands full with a splinter group called the Order of Shoath and, more intimately, their growing need for each other.
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