With the Vampire State series, Dickson is hauling the tired old vampire cliches into modern times, instilling it with potent feminist energy and a modern intelligence, recognizing that the true horrors in life are already around us, and that dealing with them as an immortal would be challenging for anyone. Seasons Of Blood is the second book in Kevin Dickson's Vampire State saga, picking up immediately after the shocking conclusion of the first book, From Him To Eternity.
Still reeling from the devastating conclusion of her life in New York, and betrayed by those she holds dearest, Sara awakens to an all-new crisis: All of the vampire women of Warsaw have committed suicide in a creepy ceremony overseen by Desdemona, Sara's estranged sister. When news of a second mass suicide reaches her, Sara realizes that only she can prevent Desdemona from wiping out the rest of the vampire community.
Stranded in Iceland, the only person Sara can trust is Silas, the man whose true identity has shattered her world. Together, they travel to consult the oldest vampires on Earth for guidance, and Sara is left with a choice: Let Desdemona kill off the vampire women of the world and start over, or return to New York City and risk everything she loves in order to save them all.