The Diary of the Vam’pir Jacques by Elizabeth N. Harris

Jacques is immortal and has lived thousands of years. He’s now bored and is breaking the one oath all Vam’pirs swore. Stay hidden, and do not draw attention to yourself.
Jacques says to hell with that. He wants attention, desires adoration, and demands we listen. He is egotistical, demanding, hot-tempered, outrageous and vulnerable. He’s also preachy and likes people to think for themselves. God forbid you accept his word as gospel. Jacques would be quite happy to tear your throat out for blind acceptance.
Jacques wants to be heard and has decided he will be. No more unspoken rules will govern his joy and impulsiveness. He will take us on a fantastical trip through his early life and idyllic existence, to the horror that created Vam’pirs.
We humans have lessons to learn. Jacques wants us to understand what he has learned and avoid his painful experiences.
But Jacques is not a good boy; he’s a bad boy and bucks all rules. He does what he wants, says what he likes and walks to the beat of his own drum.
Follow Jacques from his beginning right up to the modern day. And smile as Jacques spits in the face of Gods, immortals and Vam’pirs and carves out his own life.