There’s a murderer loose in Greystones, a small estuary village tucked against the wintry, wooded trails of O’Halloran Hill. The gory body count begins to rise, sending the media into an all-out feeding frenzy. The village is swamped with police and onlookers, and everybody wants to catch ‘The Vampire Killer’. While the hunt is on James Stixx and his partner-in-crime, Faye Burns discover that beneath the surface is a whole different story, a mystery that goes back decades. The teenagers find everyone has something to lose, or secrets to bury. And all the while the vampire is waiting … choosing its moment to strike … James Stixx is your typical teenager. He likes nothing better than copious amounts of booze down at his local pub or some mild recreational drugs, anything to take the edge off. His life is little dull and he is frequently bored. He longs for some sort of escape, something to escape from his boring repetitive job at the supermarket. How does the saying go? Be careful what you wish for? Suddenly, people in the village start dying and he is thrust into the midst of a police investigation. Stixx comes across well. He is exactly…