F. Eagles Pope

As an enterprising ‘hard studying’ medical student at the University of Amsterdam, I necessarily felt the need for a refreshing pilsner a couple of times a week. I discovered, in a side street of the Leidseplein, the most wonderful bar, called ‘Eijlders’. There I met many mystical and mysterious people from the Dutch Antilles who, over drinks, regaled me with stories of voodoo and vamp-ires. This was the basis for upcoming paranormal novel 'The Robot and the Vampire '.
The Robot and the Vampire

The Robot and the Vampire tells a futuristic story of man and machine become...more than most could imagine. Take Vladg, a DNA humanoid robot called a Duplicant. He is a sexual companion to a vampire named Lydia, who like so many vampires of lore is searching for her true love. Her diabolical husband, in what you might call a beyond-open loveless marriage, Bram Alucard, is a very powerful vampire who in his randy philandering comes across a beautiful receptionist named Phoebe at where else, but the factory where robots are manufactured.
He casts a spell over her, but Phoebe induces her twin sister, Phoenix, to take her place on a date with Bram. She should have known a vampire would know the difference. He becomes so enraged at her foolish attempt to deceive him that he sends her sister back to her impregnated.
The strange and seductive mix of robots, Vampires and mechanically enhanced humans result in emotional entanglements, weird romantic connections and murderous retribution.
He casts a spell over her, but Phoebe induces her twin sister, Phoenix, to take her place on a date with Bram. She should have known a vampire would know the difference. He becomes so enraged at her foolish attempt to deceive him that he sends her sister back to her impregnated.
The strange and seductive mix of robots, Vampires and mechanically enhanced humans result in emotional entanglements, weird romantic connections and murderous retribution.