For the first time, get all three Vampire Sorceress books in one convenient package! In "The Vampire Sword," Tara Lee is transformed into a half-vampire and must master her powers to defeat a Vampire Lord who wants her; in "The Vampire War," Tara must stop an all-out war from breaking out between the sorcerer and vampire communities before it destroys them both; and in "The Vampire Flame," Tara must dive deep into a mysterious maze to save her best friend from a mad sorcerer whose plans for her are far from benign.

Save the Flame. When my best friend Jane is kidnapped by a crazy sorcerer, I have to team up with my vampire friend Lucius to save her. Not too difficult. But what starts out as a simple rescue mission becomes much deeper when it turns out that this same crazy sorcerer is trying to find the fire which is the source of all magical power in the world. And not only is he trying to find it, he's also trying to extinguish it. Failing to save Jane won't just result in her death. It will also result in the destruction of magic itself.

Off to war. Today was supposed to be my day off from training, but when a group of vampires attack me on my way home from church, I'm forced to defend myself. Without my silver sword, that is. Luckily, an amazingly handsome sorcerer comes to my rescue, only to inform me of an impending war brewing between sorcerers and vampires. He says someone is trying to provoke both sides into war, a war neither side will win, and that he needs my help to stop it. I'd love to, but I soon discover that whoever is trying to start this war doesn't just want to start a war, but also wants me on their side. Now I have to not only stop this war before it destroys both sorcerers and vampires alike, but also keep myself from being seduced by the dark side. And that, of course, is far easier said than done.

When the most powerful mage in North America hires me to solve a case, I accept it, because I need the money and know I'll get paid well if I solve it. Turns out that one of the most dangerous magical criminals ever--whose power equals that of the Master Mages themselves--has escaped from prison. His goal: Kill my grandfather, who helped put him behind bars decades ago and who is also currently too old to defend himself. The case seems simple enough, but as always, there is more to it than meets the eye. If I can't figure out what the criminal is really trying to do, paying rent this month will be the last of my worries.

When a pretty young woman comes to me for help in finding her father, I accept, even though I don't need the money. Seems like a simple case and maybe I'll even get the woman's number after this is over. But when it turns out that her father was kidnapped by a cult run by half-demon/half-human hybrids hellbent on reuniting the forces of Hell, I find myself racing against time to stop them before it's too late. Yet I might already be out of time to stop them.