The novel frames itself as a confession. Gabriel de León, the last of the Silversaints (a holy order of monster hunters), sits in a dungeon, awaiting execution. He narrates his life story to a vampire historian, creating a narrative tension between the past (the rise of the vampires) and the present (Gabriel’s demise).
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However, the show-stealer is Jean-Francois, the vampire who captures Gabriel. Their dynamic drives the present-day narrative. It is a relationship built on hate, but also a strange form of respect. The banter is sharp, often darkly humorous, providing necessary levity in a book that is otherwise emotionally heavy. The novel frames itself as a confession