Sophie Munday is a girl caught between two worlds—one she has always known and another she never believed existed. Her life has been defined by mystery, unanswered questions, and relentless nightmares. As she turns 16, everything begins to change, forcing her to confront a past hidden from her.

Sophie was raised by her single mother, Jean, who has always been protective to an unusual degree. She was led to believe that her father was a firefighter who died before she could remember him.

Since childhood, she has suffered from terrifying nightmares and strange visions. She has always suspected that there is more to her past than she has been told, but no one will give her answers.

Sophie learns that powerful figures in the Night World are interested in her for reasons she does not yet understand. Her blood type is rare, and there are whispers of an ancient prophecy that somehow involves her.

She does not know what it means, but she is determined to find out—even if it means stepping into dangerous territory.

Sophie begins experiencing unexplainable phenomena, things that defy logic.

• Heightened Awareness: She notices details others miss, as if she is sensing something deeper.
• Strange Dreams & Visions: Her nightmares begin feeling too real, as if they are showing her something.
• Unusual Reflexes: In moments of crisis, she reacts with speed and precision beyond a normal human.

She does not yet know what this means, but she refuses to ignore it.

Jean Munday (Mother)

Jean has kept secrets from Sophie for her entire life, but Sophie begins to sense that something is missing. Their relationship is close, but Jean’s fear for Sophie is undeniable.

The Master (Mysterious Figure)

Sophie becomes aware of a presence watching her, though she does not know who—or what—he is. The whispers in the night suggest that she is part of something much larger than she realizes.

Aeryn (An Unseen Connection)

Sophie begins having strange visions, ones that feel too vivid to be dreams. In them, she is in places she has never been, experiencing things that are not her own memories. She does not yet know who Aeryn is—or why she is seeing through her eyes.

Eden is a Vampyr with a past steeped in darkness. Once The Master's most trusted disciple, he has spent centuries attempting to atone for his past crimes. Now, with his daughter Sophie caught in the Night World’s grasp, he is forced to confront his past head-on.

Eden was once The Master's protégé, trained in his ways and raised in his court of terror. He committed countless atrocities before finally breaking away. Few who have defied The Master have lived to tell the tale—Eden is one of them.

Though he outwardly severed ties, he maintained the illusion of loyalty for years to keep Sophie hidden.

Eden met Jean Munday in the late 1980s at The Ruskin Arms Pub in East Ham. Their whirlwind romance led to Jean’s pregnancy— something neither of them thought was possible.

When Jean discovered what he truly was, she was horrified. She cut him out of her life and forbade him from seeing Sophie. Despite this, Eden could not stay away, secretly watching over his daughter for years.

Eden possesses enhanced telepathy and empathy, allowing him to sense emotions and sometimes hear thoughts. This ability fuels his guilt, as he can feel the pain of those he has hurt.

His past is soaked in blood, and though he seeks redemption, he believes it is forever out of reach.

Eden returned to Sophie’s life to protect her from The Master, who believes she is the key to an ancient prophecy.

The prophecy foretells the “Downfall of Night”, but Eden does not fully understand its meaning. He only knows that The Master collected her blood to confirm she is the prophesied one.

Unsure whether Sophie will be The Master’s downfall or something more dangerous, Eden struggles between protecting her and preparing her for what lies ahead.

Sophie Munday

Eden never planned to be in Sophie’s life, but meeting her awakens a fierce love and protection. He fears he may not be strong enough to shield her from The Master.

Jean Munday

Jean was Eden’s greatest love. Though her decision to cut him out left him devastated, he honored her wish to raise Sophie as human.

Aeryn

Eden and Aeryn share a bond forged in blood and survival. He feels responsible for her fate and will stop at nothing to free her.

The Master

Once Eden’s mentor, The Master is now his greatest enemy. Eden actively works against him while avoiding direct confrontation.

Aeryn is introduced in Book One as one of Eden’s closest allies. She is strong-willed, confident, and dangerous, yet there is a quiet intensity to her that suggests deep, hidden wounds. While most young Vampyrs are drawn to power, Aeryn has always followed her own path, making her an enigma even among her kind.

When we first meet her, she is waiting in a graveyard, impatient for Eden to arrive. Her playful scolding and familiarity with him immediately hint at a long history between them.

Aeryn is the only Vampyr Eden truly trusts. They share an unspoken bond—one built on loyalty, survival, and something even deeper. She teases him, but she also respects him in ways that others do not.

She acknowledges that many young female Vampyrs want Eden as their master, but she sees him differently. When he turns to her for help, she doesn’t hesitate, even though it puts her in direct opposition to The Master.

Their connection is complex—one of trust, devotion, and possibly something more.

Aeryn is one of the few people Eden confides in about Sophie. The moment he mentions her, she immediately understands the danger of his involvement.

She warns him not to get too close, yet she doesn’t press the issue. This suggests that she knows more than she says—perhaps even about the prophecy or Sophie’s significance.

Aeryn has fully embraced her Vampyr instincts. She is a skilled hunter, stalking her prey with precision and taking pleasure in the kill.

Unlike Eden, she does not hesitate to feed. She is methodical and experienced, ensuring there is no evidence left behind. Her efficiency suggests that she has been living this way for a long time.

She sees the Vampyr world for what it is—a struggle for survival—and while she admires Eden’s restraint, she does not share it.

Blaine is a Vampyr who appears out of nowhere, watching Sophie from the shadows before making himself known. He is playful, teasing, and frustratingly vague, never giving away too much about himself.

There’s an underlying danger to him, but whether he is truly a threat remains uncertain. His motives are unclear, his past a mystery, and his presence raises more questions than it answers.

Sophie first encounters Blaine in a graveyard, where he follows her through the darkness. He doesn’t lunge, doesn’t attack—he simply watches, calculating.

When he finally speaks, his tone is light and amused, as if the situation entertains him. But there is an edge beneath his charm, a predatory awareness that keeps Sophie on guard.

Blaine immediately recognises the name ‘Eden’ and reacts with undeniable shock. He clearly knows more than he lets on, but instead of explaining, he toys with Sophie, keeping his information to himself.

He knows the Night World intimately, but how he fits into it is unknown. He could be a lone wanderer, a scout for something larger, or someone with his own hidden agenda.

Blaine’s interest in Sophie starts as a hunt—but shifts into something else. He doesn’t immediately see her as prey, and he tests her in ways that aren’t purely Vampyric.

He attempts to influence her mind, but when she resists, he doesn’t get angry. Instead, he smiles, entertained by the challenge.

Blaine offers to help Sophie, but why? Is he being genuine, or does he have his own reasons for leading her down this path?

Why was he even in the graveyard? Was he waiting for Sophie, or was it all a coincidence?

With Blaine, nothing is clear, and nothing is simple.

Jean Munday is a fiercely protective mother, burdened by a past filled with heartbreak, secrecy, and supernatural mystery. She has spent her life keeping her daughter, Sophie, safe—no matter the cost.

Headstrong and independent, Jean makes difficult choices, even when they break her heart. She struggles with trust, fear, and regret, particularly when it comes to Eden and the world he belongs to.

Jean met Eden in the late 1980s at The Ruskin Arms, a well-known rock and metal pub in East Ham, London. She was a rebellious free spirit, drawn to his dangerous aura and undeniable presence.

Their connection was brief but intense, leading to Sophie’s conception— something neither of them believed was possible. When Jean discovered Eden was a Vampyr, she was horrified and immediately cut him out of her life.

After leaving Eden, Jean moved back in with her parents for support. She lied about Sophie’s father, telling her daughter that he was a firefighter who died tragically.

Jean refused to let Eden have contact with Sophie, believing it was the only way to keep her safe. Eden, despite this, continued to watch over Sophie in secret, even appearing in her room at night.

When Sophie was six, Eden told her he was her “guardian angel”, but realizing he was getting too close, he disappeared from her life once again.

For sixteen years, Jean shielded Sophie from the truth, raising her as a normal human and denying any connection to the supernatural.

• She dismissed Sophie’s nightmares and visions as childhood trauma.
• She fabricated a false past, ensuring Sophie never questioned her origins.
• She lived in constant fear of Eden finding their daughter.

When Jean found Eden in Sophie’s bedroom, she reacted with sheer panic, immediately calling the police. She knew what Eden was capable of—both great love and terrible violence.

• Loving but Overprotective – Jean adores Sophie but keeps secrets from her, believing it is for her own good.
• Denies the Supernatural – She refuses to acknowledge that Sophie’s abilities are real.
• Keeps Sophie in the Dark – She has hidden Sophie’s true heritage and the existence of her real father.
• Struggles with Regret – She often questions whether she made the right choice in keeping Eden away.

The Master is a figure of legend and terror, a Vampyr so ancient that his true origins are lost to time. His distorted, creased, and barely human face reflects both his immense power and depraved mind.

Once an ordinary Vampyr, he abandoned all remnants of humanity, amassing centuries of knowledge, influence, and terror. Now, he is the ultimate predator, manipulating history itself to maintain his hold over the Night World.

The Master is believed to be a direct descendant of Dracula, his lineage legendary within the Vampyr world. He was sired by Clarke Hinchcliffe, known as The Baron, one of history’s most feared Vampyrs.

His hunger for power drove him to unimaginable lengths, eliminating all who stood in his way. Over time, he became so powerful that even the sun became an inconvenience rather than a death sentence.

With a vast empire of Vampyrs under his control, his reign remains unchallenged, enforced by his reputation for brutality and absolute dominance.

An ancient prophecy, written in the first century, foretells a cataclysmic event that could destroy or reshape the Night World. The Master has spent centuries trying to interpret and control it.

The prophecy was first sought by Clarke Hinchcliffe, who was deemed mad for his belief in it. Before his death, Clarke passed the prophecy to Malus—some believe The Master killed him for it.

The prophecy speaks of the “Downfall of Night”, a moment in time tied to a specific bloodline. Sophie Munday’s blood has confirmed her connection to this prophecy—The Master now believes she is the key to everything.

Seraphyna and Sepherious are not ordinary beings. They exist in a state between life and death, cursed to protect an ancient vault hidden deep within the Night World. Their presence is one of power, both awe-inspiring and terrifying.

Their eternal duty is to safeguard a vault of lost knowledge, one that Eden must enter to uncover the secrets tied to Sophie’s destiny. However, Seraphyna is unwilling to let him pass, convinced that his interference will doom them all.

Long ago, Seraphyna and Sepherious were lovers, torn apart by betrayal and tragedy. Instead of finding peace in death, they were cursed to be reborn again and again, always finding each other but never able to remain together.

In Book Two, Sophie begins to unlock hidden truths about her abilities and lineage. The mysterious forces of the Night World push her to confront secrets that redefine her identity.

No longer the uncertain girl of her past, Sophie emerges as a determined force ready to face the supernatural. Her nightmares now serve as catalysts for personal growth, fueling her resolve to embrace her destiny.

Sophie's abilities are no longer just strange occurrences—she is beginning to understand them and use them to her advantage.

• Refined Prophetic Visions: She no longer sees her dreams as just nightmares. Instead, they reveal deeper truths and guide her actions.
• Heightened Reflexes & Combat Instincts: When faced with danger, Sophie moves with precision, sometimes before she even realizes what she is doing.
• Mental Resilience: She is no longer easily manipulated, resisting both mental and supernatural influence.

As the stakes rise, Sophie’s role in an ancient prophecy becomes clearer. The challenges she faces force her to question everything—including who she once was—and pave the way for a future where she might be the key to reshaping the Night World.

Jean Munday (Mother)

The bond between mother and daughter is strained but evolving. Jean’s lies hurt Sophie deeply, but she now sees them for what they were—acts of fear rather than malice.

Eden (Father)

Their relationship is more complicated than ever. Sophie is no longer just Eden’s daughter—she is a force of her own, and she is demanding answers he is reluctant to give.

Blaine (Unsettling Connection)

Their dynamic is ever-changing. There is something unspoken between them, an understanding that goes beyond words. Whether it is trust, attraction, or rivalry remains to be seen.

In Book Two, Eden is more than just a shadowy protector—he is a man at war with himself. The cost of his choices weighs heavily on him, and as the stakes in the Night World escalate, he is torn between duty and a desperate hope for redemption. The prophecy looms ever closer, and he begins to question whether he can truly protect Sophie from her fate—or if he is leading her toward it.

Eden has spent centuries running from his past, but in Wisdom, he is forced to confront the darkest moments of his existence. The Master reveals secrets Eden thought long buried, shattering the fragile hope he clings to. His guilt over Sophie’s situation deepens, yet he must find the strength to keep fighting.

As the weight of his past presses down on him, Eden embarks on a perilous journey toward redemption. With Sophie’s life in the balance, he must make impossible choices—choices that will define whether he can ever atone for his sins or if he is destined to be the very monster he has spent centuries trying not to become.

In Memoirs of a Vampyr’s Daughter: Wisdom, Blaine undergoes a transformation—not just in his actions, but in his very identity. Once a loyal servant of Faye, he begins to question her control and struggles to reclaim his autonomy.

His once mischievous nature is overshadowed by a growing awareness of how deeply Faye has manipulated him. The realization shakes him to his core, forcing him to decide—stay in her grasp, or break free?

Blaine was not just turned by Faye—he was shaped by her. She controlled his thoughts, his emotions, even his desires. For years, he believed his loyalty was his own choice, but in Wisdom, he uncovers the truth: he was never truly free.

He realizes that his feelings, his loyalty, and even his addiction to her approval may have been a result of her influence over him. The moment he begins to resist, he feels the full weight of her power against him.

Meeting Sophie changes everything. She sees him as more than just Faye’s pawn, and for the first time, he begins to see himself that way too.

Their dynamic is one of push and pull—he protects her, even when he doesn’t understand why. Sophie makes him realize that he has a choice. And that choice terrifies him.

Throughout the book, Blaine struggles with his instinct to obey versus his growing need to break free. But when Faye orders him to harm Sophie, he finally makes a choice.

Defying Faye is the hardest thing he has ever done—but it is also the first real decision he makes for himself.

By the end of Wisdom, Blaine is free from Faye’s control, but not free from his past. He has no idea who he is without her.

His journey is only beginning—he must now decide what kind of Vampyr he truly wants to be.

Aeryn is a Vampyr bound by pain, loyalty, and a past she cannot escape. She was turned in 1888 but has never fully given in to the darkness within her. Though she stands by Eden, she begins to question her place in the war that looms ahead.

When Wisdom begins, Aeryn is a prisoner of The Master. Subjected to physical and psychological torment, she is kept in absolute darkness, where time and reality blur. The Master intends to break her spirit, but Aeryn clings to her will to survive.

Aeryn's escape comes through Mischa, a mysterious and seemingly unhinged figure with extraordinary Magickal abilities. Mischa not only releases her from captivity but also protects her from Werewolves as they flee.

Seeking refuge, Aeryn finds herself entangled with Hailzy the White and the High Order, a powerful Witch faction. Though they offer protection, Aeryn senses ulterior motives. As tensions rise, Hailzy interrogates Sophie and threatens Aeryn with her Magick.

Jean is a mother torn between love and the truth she tried to suppress. She spent years hiding Sophie from the supernatural world, convinced that ignorance was the only way to protect her. But in Wisdom, Jean must face the past she ran from and embrace the power she always feared.

Jean always believed she was an ordinary woman, but the truth was revealed on her father’s deathbed:

- Jean is half-Witch, the daughter of a powerful, unknown mother.
- Her latent magic has always been there—subtly influencing fate and reality.
- She swore never to use magic, believing it would bring disaster, yet it may be the only thing that can save Sophie.

When Sophie disappears, Jean is thrust into a world she spent years avoiding. She follows an ancient mother-daughter bond that leads her into the shadows of London, where she uncovers secrets about Sophie’s true nature. What she finds is worse than she ever imagined—Sophie is changing, her humanity slipping away.

Left with no choice, Jean turns to the one thing she swore she would never use—her own magic. She calls upon forces long buried, weaving spells that push her closer to the truth… and to something far darker. Each spell chips away at the woman she used to be, and she begins to wonder: is she saving Sophie, or becoming something else entirely?

Once an untouchable force in the Night World, The Master finds himself at a turning point. Whispers of rebellion stir beneath him, and even his most loyal subjects begin to question his rule. His dominance is no longer absolute.

Despite his fading influence, The Master refuses to accept decline. He seeks out new allies, resurrects old debts, and strengthens his grip on ancient magick to ensure his reign continues—no matter the cost. His obsession with control blinds him to the crumbling empire beneath his feet.

The Master wields forbidden magick that even the most powerful Vampyrs fear. His command over blood rituals allows him to extract power from others, making him nearly immortal. His ability to bend weaker minds to his will ensures that no one betrays him without consequence.

Faye, originally known as Faybeth, is the commanding leader of a thousand Vampyrs. Turned at fourteen, she maintains a youthful appearance that deceives many into underestimating her. She is intelligent, strategic, and fiercely independent, seeing relationships as power plays rather than emotional connections.

Faye was turned into a Vampyr at a young age, but instead of succumbing to fear, she quickly adapted, learning to control those around her. Her cunning nature and ability to manipulate made her an ideal leader. She built an empire of loyal followers, ensuring their dependence by feeding them blood laced with heroin.

Faye sees weakness as an unforgivable flaw. She commands absolute loyalty and has no patience for betrayal. To her, power is everything, and she will go to any lengths to maintain control over those beneath her.

As the undisputed leader of the High Order of Witches, Hailzy rules with an iron will. She is a force of raw magical power and sharp intelligence, demanding unwavering obedience from those who serve under her. Hailzy thrives on control, and any defiance is met with swift and ruthless retaliation.

Hailzy’s presence alone is enough to fill a room with tension. When she is angered, the air around her crackles with electric energy, and her voice reverberates with unnatural power. She can summon lightning at will, shake walls with her sonic magic, and instill fear with her mere presence. Her control over these abilities makes her one of the most powerful witches in existence.

Hailzy is an imposing figure, known for her ethereal yet commanding presence. She is often seen levitating, surrounded by flickers of energy that hint at the immense power within her. Her voice carries an unnatural resonance, and when she speaks, even the strongest-willed individuals find themselves on edge.

• Electrokinesis & Sonic Magick: Hailzy can manipulate lightning and wield sound as a weapon, using it to disorient and overwhelm enemies.
• Psychological Domination: She is highly skilled at psychological manipulation, using both magick and cunning to break her opponents.
• Authority Over Witches: As the leader of the High Order, she tolerates no insubordination and enforces absolute discipline.
• Levitating & Energy Projection: Hailzy often floats above the ground, radiating power, and can release energy waves to incapacitate foes.

Hailzy is first introduced as the central figure of the High Order, making it clear that she is not to be challenged. Her explosive displays of power cement her as a formidable force. When confronted, she does not hesitate to unleash electric storms and devastating sound magic, proving her dominance over both her allies and enemies.

Murwill is a member of the High Order of Witches, standing alongside Hailzy the White and Bronwyn. She participates in important rituals and is present in key discussions within the Order.

Murwill is described as tall and slim, with long golden hair. She has a calm demeanor and is often seen smiling. She is introduced standing in formation with the High Order, presenting an air of unity and peace.

Murwill is a participant in ritual magick and is involved in the Order's decision-making. She is seen alongside Hailzy and Bronwyn in ceremonial settings, though her specific magical abilities are not detailed in Book 2.

Murwill is introduced when Aeryn meets the High Order of Witches. She does not have a leading role in the discussions but is present as a member of the coven.

Bronwyn is a high-ranking member of the High Order of Witches, standing alongside Hailzy the White and Murwill. She is known for her command over mental magick, using psychic abilities to influence and subdue those who stand against the Order. Though she is not the leader, she plays a crucial role in the group's decisions.

Bronwyn is one of the more imposing figures in the High Order, often carrying an air of quiet confidence. She is cold and reserved, known for her ability to assess situations with precision and tact. Unlike Hailzy, who takes a more aggressive approach, Bronwyn is a **calculated thinker**, choosing her moments carefully. Her presence alone commands respect, as she rarely shows emotion, making her an enigmatic yet powerful force.

Bronwyn specializes in mental and psychic magick, allowing her to influence, attack, and defend using non-physical means. She is known for her mastery over mind-based spells, which she uses to disorient or weaken opponents. She also plays a crucial role in rituals and strategic discussions within the High Order, though she prefers to work in the background rather than take center stage.

Bronwyn is first introduced when Aeryn encounters the High Order of Witches. She is involved in important discussions about the prophecy but takes a more analytical approach compared to Hailzy's fervent beliefs. She is later seen demonstrating her psychic magick, reinforcing her reputation as a formidable yet quiet force within the Order.

Seraphyna: Her body glows with molten gold and ember-red hues, her black hair flowing like living smoke, streaked with fire. Her crimson gown flickers with golden sigils, the hem eternally ablaze. Flames coil around her wrists and fingers, casting radiant embers into the air.

Sepherious: His silvered skin glows faintly, appearing both solid and intangible. His long, midnight-black hair moves like a cosmic tide, streaked with spectral blue. Unlike Seraphyna, he does not radiate fire but instead absorbs surrounding light, making it difficult to look directly at him.

Seraphyna: Fire is an extension of her soul, responding to her emotions. She can summon flames at will, burning anything in her path, yet also extinguishing them with a thought. When she loses control, her presence alone can reduce anything to ash.

Sepherious: Sepherious bends gravity and absorbs surrounding light. His presence distorts reality, making objects feel heavier. When he reaches for Seraphyna, his form fades into mist, preventing them from ever truly touching.

Across countless lifetimes, Seraphyna and Sepherious are drawn together, only to be separated again. Their love is both their gift and their curse, ensuring they will always find each other—only to lose one another once more.

Mischa is an unsettling and cryptic presence in the story. Her speech is fragmented and difficult to understand, raising questions about whether she struggles to communicate or if she chooses to speak this way. She often giggles at odd moments and does not react to situations in a conventional manner, making it difficult to determine her true motivations.

Mischa has long, light blonde hair and pale, almost translucent skin. Her sharp features and large, eerie blue eyes give her an ethereal and unsettling look. She moves silently and unnaturally, often appearing and disappearing without warning. In the darkness, she is almost impossible to track.

Mischa is detached from those around her, watching with amusement or indifference as events unfold. She speaks in riddles, rarely giving direct answers, and seems to operate on an understanding of reality different from everyone else. She does not display fear, anger, or sadness in a way that others would recognize, making her intentions and emotions nearly impossible to read.