Enemy of the Nation — H.T. Night

Enemy of the Nation is the second novel in an epic dystopian vampire series by #1 bestselling author, H.T. Night.

Four hundred years in the future, in a dystopian sphere city called Vampire Nation, humans have only three choices: become a vampire, become a breeder, or become a feeder. But Devin wants something forbidden: his freedom. But freedom isn't free; it always comes at a price...

Ariana helps Devin escape, but she is caught and arrested. She faces capital charges, but her captors aren't ready to kill her - yet. When she's interrogated about the resistance movement, her only chance to stay alive is not to give them what they want to know. As a prisoner of the highest-ranking vampires, who can Ariana trust in a world where vampires enslave humans, spies are people she knows, and the consequences of crossing The Creed is death?

Now outside the Vampire Nation and deeply involved with the resistance fighters, Devin must enlist their support to devise and execute a plan to save Ariana. He's desperate to sneak back inside The Sphere that he just escaped, but his new comrades aren't ready to risk their lives again, so soon. Can Devin save Ariana before it's too late?


**Acclaim for the novels of H.T. Night**

"This is one fast moving story, with action and romantic interest, that held my attention throughout."
-Piers Anthony, author of the Xanth series

"H.T. Night is a riveting storyteller, capturing the essence of the vampire genre."
-April M. Reign, author of Dividing Destiny

"The Werewolf Whisperer is a wonderful story that incorporates friendship and love with a lot of great vampire action."
-Summer Lee, author of Angel Heart

"Vampire Love Story is a hip and timely vampire novel filled with real characters and some of the coolest vampires since The Lost Boys! You're going to love Night's completely original take on the supernatural."
-J.R. Rain, author of Moon Dance

"Bad Blood is fast, hilarious and sexy. Rain, Nicholson and Night just might have created the coolest vampire since Kiefer Sutherland. The Mount Shasta setting is dreamy. The cult is deliciously creepy. And Spider is as sexy as they come. I was pressing the e-reader's 'forward' button so fast that I broke it. Let's hope we hear more from Spider."
-H.P. Mallory, bestselling author of To Kill a Warlock