Legacy of Blood (31 page)

The Mausoleum:
  Bad-ass Gothic/Industrial club in downtown Austin, Texas owned by Archer Rhys; currently the hottest club in Austin; mecca for vampires looking to party; work place of Skye.

Treasach:
  (Pronounced TREE-sak) (Deceased) Blood son to Cináed, blood brother to Archer; blood father to Callum; lives in Gairloch, Scotland; he and his whole family were killed by Amun.

Trey:
  (AKA Nathaniel Herschel Thomas Hatfield, III) Works the first floor bar and front door at The Mausoleum; blood child to Archer; made vampire in June of 1865; born in Georgia, USA; has the Divine Power of Empathy (can strongly feel the emotions of vampires and humans alike); good friend to Skye.

VIP:
  Stands for Very Important Person; VIP is located on the second floor of The Mausoleum and is open to all vampires.

Zephyr:
  Member of Dean’s Kaxaw werewolf pack; age and pack position unknown; works at Tricky Dic’s; crush to Sissy Schneider.

A luaidh:
  Irish Gaelic for “My love/My darling”.

An Dílis:
  Irish Gaelic for “The Faithful”; elite Army to the Day Walkers.

Athair:
  Irish Gaelic word for “Father”.

Bualadh craicinn:
  Irish Gaelic meaning “Fucking”.

Ciach ort:
  Irish Gaelic for “Damn you”.

Cion:
  Irish Gaelic meaning “Love”.

Conriocht:
  Irish Gaelic word for “Werewolf”.

Damnú air:
  Irish Gaelic for “Damn it”.

Damu:
  Sumerian word for “Child”.

Deamhan:
  Irish Gaelic word for “Demon”.

Deirfiúr:
  Irish Gaelic word for “Sister”.

Dheartháir:
  Irish Gaelic word for “Brother”.

Eist:
  Irish Gaelic meaning “Hush/Be quiet”.

Gabh mo leisguel: 
Irish Gaelic for “Excuse me”.

Gráscar Lámh:
  Irish Gaelic for “Hand-to-hand fighting”.

Ifreann na Fola:
  Irish Gaelic meaning “Bloody hell”.

Iníon
:  Irish Gaelic word for “Daughter”.

Is cuma liom:
  Irish Gaelic meaning “I don’t care”.

Nisiqtu:
  Sumerian word for “Precious”.

Páistí:
  Irish Gaelic word for “Child”.

Scianóireacht:
  Irish Gaelic for “Knife arts”.

Sittu:
  Sumerian word for “Rest”.

Sláinte:
  Irish Gaelic toast meaning “Health”; common toast in Ireland, the equivalent to Cheers.

Sliocht:
  Irish Gaelic word meaning “Descendants”.

tAthair Naofa:
 Irish Gaelic word for “Holy Father”.

Tóg go bog é:
  Irish Gaelic for “Calm down”.

J. L. McCoy resides in the beautifully weird city of Austin, Texas with her opinionated Pekiweenie Isabel and handsome husband Kenny.  She has always been a passionate reader and enjoys watching movies, traveling, listening to heavy metal/classic rock/80s music, getting mani/pedis with her girls, and singing karaoke.  She loves body art and is hopelessly addicted to Sonic’s ice and Route 44 un-sweet raspberry iced tea. 

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