The Bloodsuckers:
Vampire Lawyers of Middle Tennessee
Scott Cunningham is a vampire just trying to make a living. After all, being undead isn’t cheap. There’s rent to pay, blood to buy, and child support due; it’s an eternal treadmill.
You would think it would be terribly boring, but as Scott is finding out, unlife as a lawyer in rural Tennessee is anything but.
Episode 1: Hanging out the Shingle
Episode 3: The Makings of a Lawyer
Episode 5: The Hazards of Being a Divorce Attorney
Episode 7: Business is Booming
Episode 8: Blood, Sweat and Tears
Episode 9: Kicking Ass and Taking Names
Are you just getting started? Download Volume One to your e-reader, smart phone, or computer. Contains the Premise and Episodes 1-10.
Episode 12: A Long-Overdue Reunion
Episode 14: Maggie’s True Motives
(Rated R for sex, language, violence, guns, tobacco and alcohol usage, homosexuality, divorce, general lack of family values, miscellaneous scary themes, and intense legal action. New episodes published every Friday.)
The Law Office of Attorney Scott Cunningham
Clarksboro, TN
Attorney Scott Cunningham
Josie Fein, Assistant
Attorney Scott Cunningham graduated from MTSU, cum laude, in 1987 with a B.A. in business management. He graduated from the Nashville School of Law in 2010, cum laude, and specialized in vampire rights. He is a native of River Bottoms, TN.
Josephine (Josie) Fein graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2003, magna cum laude, with a B.A. in English literature. She has 7 years’ experience as a paralegal and legal assistant, lately serving Judge Blackman of Murfreesboro. She is a native of Nashville.
This entire series (including content on separate pages) is copyrighted by Keri Peardon (2011-2012). Redistribution or republication of any portion of this content is prohibited. All rights reserved.
This is a work of fiction, and all characters are fictitious. Any resemblance to any person, alive or dead or undead, is purely coincidental.
The pictures of characters Scott Cunningham and Josie Fein are altered images of Andre Agassi and Emmanuelle Chriqui, respectively, and they retain any copyrights.
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