The Edelweiss

About the Book

He believes himself to be a Vampire.

For 50 years Raimund Rampvier has wandered Europe, unable to remember the event that cursed him - indeed, unable to remember anything about himself. In 1909 he finds himself in the provincial city of Dröhnenfurt , Austria, playing the role of an American trader, and plagued by a reoccurring dream that both teases and threatens with the truth about himself.

It is here that he meets Louisa Schiferl by chance - or is it by fate?

Louisa, blinded in an accident two years previously, is immediately attracted to this strangely lonely man. While she insists it is only infatuation, she knows from the first meeting that a stronger force is at work. Her brother, Alfred, disapproves of the relationship from the outset, while another stranger appears in Dröhnenfurt seeking Rampvier´s death. What hope is there for them to find happiness in her world - or in his?

Sequels, The Sleep of Prometheus and Home are now available.

About the Author

An interest in books from early childhood led Sally Fifer to writing at an early age. Born in Nebraska and now at home in Wisconsin, she is happily (for the most part) engaged in writing full-length novels. Home is the third book in the Tramontane series.