The Timelessness of Love

"True love doesn't have a happy ending because true love doesn't end."

One of the themes running through Immortal Obsession is the notion that true love never dies. It lives and breathes through each passing century in the heart of the vampire, Christian Du Maure. Though he now lives in present day Manhatthan, he still covets the memories of his affair in eighteenth century France with his mortal lover Josette Delacore. There is a connection between them, a bond that has never been severed despite the centuries between them.

It is a powerful force that sustains Christian and gives him hope in this modern world. His feelings of love and lust for Josette are as vivid as the day he met her on a Spring night in 1787 on the Pont-Neuf in Paris. She was the one; his beloved and his immortal obsession whose portrait hangs in his Upper East Side town house, loaded with antiques and treasures from a time long gone. His feelings for her are ageless and timeless, and despite her death she still lives in his heart and soul.

True love is a powerful force that cannot be denied or ignored. It is a gift, a sacred blessing that knows no limits. Through time, death and rebirth, it lives, waiting to connect with the object of its desire; the other half of the whole, the other piece of the puzzle that once is in place, gives one a sense of serenity, peace and calm that is ineffable.