"So what happens now?"

"Now? Now we go change the world."

Alek Konstantin sounds so certain. But Hannah Jordan doesn't share his certainty. No longer fully human, not quite fully vampire, Hannah hovers somewhere in between, the next level of evolution that could save humanity and vampire-kind alike—or lead to their destruction, more assuredly than the zombie plague that started it all.

Within her veins lies both an antiserum against the plague and a cure for vampirism—and there are those who would kill both to attain the cure and to destroy it. Still adjusting to her new abilities—and his limitations—Hannah and Alek hatch a plan to infiltrate the vampire-run camp where their human friends have been imprisoned, and to synthesize and distribute as much of the serum as they can to level the playing field between the humans and their vampire captors.

As they gather allies and assess their enemies, it's impossible for either of them to be sure which side anyone is on. It's a dangerous game, with nothing less than humanity's survival at stake.
Praise for Desolation (Dominion of the Damned: Book One):

"Bauhaus spins an incredible, 'on the edge of your seat' story. The characters are believable and well developed, the villains are ones you love to hate, and there are genuinely terrifying scenes. I can not wait until the sequel comes out. If you like dystopic tales, you won't want to miss this."
"Rarely do I give five stars, but when an Author truly makes it impossible for me to stop read even a 1:30 am. And make me mad the next book isn't out to keep me up til dawn's early light. It gets a five star. Great story. Highly recommended."
"Finally a new and original zombie story and vampire story. Well written and fun to read. Can't wait for another book by this author!"
"Wonderful. I was so pleasantly surprised. I personally love the post apocalyptic genre, and this was perfect! The characters were very well developed, and relatable! I loved loved loved. I never write reviews, but this one was worth the time."
"Imagine 'The Walking Dead' with characters you liked and a plot that made sense. Now imagine it with vampires as humanity's not-so-Heaven-sent saviors, and you have unique, enjoyable tale."
Previously published as Deliverance of the Damned.