The Death Row Vampire: The Cradle Of All Kind Book One

Gundo is a formidable vampire with unparalleled telepathic abilities. He uses his powers to save people whom he believes were unjustly sentenced to death, changing their fate by turning them into vampires and granting them immortality.
Unfortunately, whilst the beneficiaries of his heroism have eternal life all figured out, he struggles with an existential crisis. When the vampires he has sired sense his inner turmoil and suicidal tendencies, they band together, plotting to seal him away for eternity and prevent him from ending his life. After all, if he dies, they die.

When Gundo saves Mariah Jenkins from an undeserved death penalty, their bond deepens, and Mariah uncovers Gundo's haunted past, unravelling a tapestry of secrets that shatters their reality.

Meanwhile, a pack of werewolves hold an annual event where they participate in their own twisted version of "the hunger games" using prisoners and civilians. They unwittingly evoke the wrath of a powerful witch who is also a former detective when they coerce her brother to take part in their games. As a result, their latest Blood-Moon tradition does not go according to the plan.

In this intricate web of fates, Gundo, Mariah, werewolves, and a relentless witch converge in a tumultuous clash that threatens to reshape the boundaries of power, morality, love, and immortality.