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Emma is a precocious 18-year-old college freshman when she receives the “Embrace,” as the act of vampirizing someone is called. While her last name is Gabor, she is not related to either Zsazsa Gabor and her sisters, or to Dennis Gabor, who won the Nobel Prize for discovering holography. Nevertheless, she is a scientific prodigy, whose chosen field is cloning and genetic research in forestry.

Her family’s struggle to survive in Hungary at the end of Second World War, the subsequent Soviet/socialist rule, and the fall of communism is the historical background of her younger years. Her parents’ most fervent desire is to give her all the opportunities they were denied in the “Workers’ Paradise.”

As her story unfolds, her struggle to retain as much of her human self as possible plays out against the evil now ruling her body. She discovers that the price of becoming and staying immortal is horrendous: constant lying, cheating, and victimizing innocent people, all the while being in a never-ending state of pain and unhappiness.

She also discovers a new side to herself, as the leader of the pack of four young and beautiful female vampires. She claims it’s a matter of expediency, but it is her intelligence that makes her a natural leader.

Her beauty, intelligence, and scientific abilities, even in her vampiric state, attract Zoltan, who also works in her chosen field of genetic research. She falls in love, and despite all odds, finds both happiness and a cure for vampirism with his help.

Her will to live, love, and be a contributor to, not a destroyer of life, makes her journey through the darkest compulsions of human existence possible. Actually, much more than possible - they make her triumph inevitable.


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As Emma returns from the Undead, her story and life unfolds on her web site, blog, Facebook, Twitter, and other venues. Fans can reach her directly at any of these web and mobile locations.


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* Good wins over evil. 

* Love triumphs in an unforeseen way.

* Predatoress defeats Dracula and becomes a power for good.

Written by Emma, Predatoress tells her tale of becoming a victim of the reemerging scourge of vampires in Transdanubia, Hungary. Once a vampire herself, she selfishly vampirizes her three best friends for companionship in her nightly quest for human blood. Thus Predatoress is born.

As she becomes a blood-thirsty vampire, she constantly questions her morality as she foists herself upon victim after victim.

Compelled by survival and unwilling to tread this path alone, I vampirize my three best friends, Kati, Gizi, and Eszti. She goes on bloodthirsty rampages every night with her best friends, Kati, Gizi, and Eszti, luring their victims through charm and sexuality or simply overpowering them with tricks and violence.

Out on the town one night at Club Colosso for a joint feeding session with her friends, she dances with Zoltan Szabo, a genetic research fellow at the university, who is also the love object of her friends, Kati and Eszti. They form a friendship based on scientific interests and fall in love at a charity ball held in the ancient castle of Frakno. They consummate their passion! She now realizes that working with Zoltan could be the key to freeing her friends and herself from this terrible scourge of vampirism! She must, with great pain, hold back from telling him the truth and from making him one of The Undead.

Her conscience and desire to love Zoltan and live a normal life drives her to find a cure for vampirism and AIDS through original genetic research. She has a chance to rid the world of vampires once and for all and become a power for good. mate.

From the publisher

Emma's story is certainly an unusual take on Hungarian vampires, whose lineage ostensibly started with Dracula. She tells it in an entertaining, informative, and viscerally funny way. Stephenie Meyers at al. beware - I expect Emma to become a major force in the genre!

From the publisher - Part II

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Predatoress of Transdanubia vs. Dracula of Transylvania?

After reading Predatoress, I quickly reread Bram Stokers' Dracula for the sake of getting a better historical background. What a difference!

I found myself totally immersed in Emma Gabor's very realistic depiction of her town, Sopron, the nearby Eszterhazy Palace in Fertod, Frakno Castle, even Budapest and Vienna. This, most likely, is the case because I can identify with today's Transdanubia much more than the foreboding description of Transylvania of yesteryear, although it was also part of Hungary. Also, because the author is keen on giving us a true taste of communist and post-communist Hungary. This authenticity was a bit overbearing at first, until I got used to The Hungarian way of writing names and words. Vampyr, for example, is the correct Hungarian name for vampire, according to the Oxford Dictionary.

One of my job duties is to evaluate new books as a source for movie scripts. Given the current vampire craze on and off screen, I'm specifically interested in off-the-beaten-path stories in the vampire, goth, and horror genres. I must say Predatoress fits the bill perfectly on these accounts, as it has all the right elements:

* Good wins over evil. 
* Love triumphs in an unforeseen way.
* The tale is different enough to be truly interesting.
* The heroine is both the victim and conqueror of vampirism.
* All, not just the main characters are fully developed.
* The story arc is clear and compelling.
* Last but not least - it makes a great script.

All in all, a rare treat of a book and story!

George Monroe
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Predatoress is the Anti-Twilight

Compared to Twilight and its ilk, here we have a real heroine willing and able to fight for her freedom. I find this aspect of Emma's character really refreshing, unlike Bella's, who needs to be rescued every minute by Edward. I wonder what's happened to the idea of the strong, self-sufficient female after forty some years of gender equality, if so many teenage girls identify with dependency on another person?

Emma, who is the heroine and the writer of this book, is an eighteen year old college freshman. She had a rather sheltered and safe life up until receiving the vampiric "embrace."

Changed into a vampire against her will, Emma reluctantly accepts her new lifestyle and shares it with her three best friends. She soon questions the morality of her bloodthirsty ways and wishes for her former largely uncomplicated life with the prospect of love and marriage in her future. These feelings are brought on by her introduction to the handsome and intelligent Zoltan, who could be the key to ending her, her friends, all vampires' damned existence, by returning every one of them to normalcy. Zoltan is a fellow in genetics, who is very intelligent, handsome, and shares many interests with Emma, including finding a cure for vampirism, AIDS, and other diseases.

Not only did I find the story is interesting - I found it totally absorbing. Although written in the first person which often limits the scope of the tale, it's certainly not the case here. I was quickly be engrossed by the tale. Emma, Zoltan, and their friends are very well developed, complete characters, whose motivations I understood right away. The author’s ability to describe characters and situations really enhances the tale. Once the characters are established and fully fleshed out, the story moves along at a faster and faster pace, till the final scene at the end of Emma's wedding.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book!

Greg Munro
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