Jenkins is a faced-paced book, even though it isn’t action packed. The journey leads to great revelations for both the teacher and the student. Gordon must learn the proper place and way to feed, how to protect himself during the day, and the importance of cutting his ties with his old life. Together with Sandor, the heme that created Gordon, Cole prepares to become a teacher. Cole accepts the challenge and hits the road after only staying at The Building one day. Gordon needs to learn the ways of a heme in order to survive and to keep The Colony safe by preventing people from finding out about them due to reckless behavior. It seems that one of Cole’s long-time friends has had an accident and created another heme. He desperately wants to get back to his traveling routine.

He feels it makes a heme weak and less prepared to deal with the harsh realities of the world. Rooms with complete darkness, humans (omnis) for feeding, and companionship. The Building has everything a heme needs to survive. The Building is an apartment building that was purchased by Johnny, the hemovore that created Cole, in order to create a safe place for other hemovores that make up their Colony. He feeds just enough to keep the Thirst at bay.Ĭole receives word that he is needed at The Building in New York City. He travels from town to town - never staying more than a week or two in any one place. Cole, a hemovore, lives a life of solitude. Jenkins, has created a very unique story indeed. Do you love vampire stories? Do you like it when an author takes a unique approach to the vampire myths? Well, Printz Honor winner, A.M.

Night road book summary