In a future where humanity is extinct and vampires rule Mars, Lexi - a troubled five-hundred-year-old immortal - is ordered to father a child with a mysterious clone named Primeva, whose very existence defies the laws of God and science. Before her fragile body fails, they must return to the ruins of Earth, where Lexi can reclaim his lost soul - for only as a mortal man can he unite with Primeva to restore humankind.​
Vampire Daddy is partly inspired by CS Lewis's Space Trilogy, especially Perelandra - also, George MacDonald's Lilith. However, this novel depicts a world that Lewis and MacDonald did not dare to imagine, a world in which technocracy triumphed to the point of humanity's obliteration - and yet - civilization carried on, built by people who had willingly relinquished their souls. The novel asks: how do we find conscience and morality in the future if we follow hypertechnology past its endgame?
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