Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire Spinoff, Night Island, Finds its Writer
old vampire, Armand is one of the most chaotic goblin creatures in the series, and in the books he ran Night Island for decades. Armand would frequently kidnap his lover/favorite human,e would return or be returned to Night Island.
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