Loving Daylight — Ryan Field

Avenir LaFramboise, a powerful one hundred and one year old vampire who looks like he's in his early twenties, travels back to the place where he was born, Glendale Harbor, Maine, on Mt. Desert Island. He's curious about a beautiful young woman named Sienna, the great-granddaughter of his first love. But he soon discovers that even though they look identical, their personalities are very different. Sienna is strong and independent and brave, and it doesn't take long for him to fall deeply in love with her.

At first, Sienna isn't interested in Avenir's rugged good looks or his endless supply of money. She's too busy holding down two full time jobs, saving money for law school, and supporting her ailing, former-hippie grandmother in a nursing home. Even though Sienna came from one of the wealthiest families in town, she was left with nothing when her mother died without a legal last will and testament.

Avenir eventually wins Sienna's trust and they embark on a quest to uncover a valuable hidden painting, her mother's last will and testament, and the truth behind her mother's violent, untimely death. They do this with the help of an aggressive ghost, a remarkable little white kitten named Latte, and Avenir's extraordinary vampire skills. The ending is as shocking as the events leading up to it. And though none of their lives will ever be the same again, dignity, honor and true everlasting love prove to be much stronger than the evil forces they've been fighting.