For Vitrified, the villain is a wealthy man named Quinn Warwick, who meets Helena's mother, begins dating her. Moves them into his secluded NJ home and the situation goes very wrong from there. Quinn is easily one of the most vile characters I've ever written. I'll leave it at that. (4/4)

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He a spends most of the novel biding his time, waiting for something he foresees in the future to occur. Until then he's at the mercy of Hailey, who relentlessly teases him for possibly being an old pervy vampire. By the end they have a strange mutual respect for each other. (3/4)

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In truth he's an ancient God lampooned on her Earth, forced into exile to live among mortals. This fallen God is still remarkably powerful but he can't enact his plan until he returns to his true body, imprisoned back in the realm of Esraidambôl, which is where Lin J'Roe is. (2/4)

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#LGBTQWriteAThon For Savage as You there's a mini antagonist to each part. Though the primary antagonist is the one for parts 1 and 5. Hailey dubs him CSD, or 'Count Stranger Danger' because she thinks he looks like a weird pervy old vampire. (1/4)

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#LGBTQWriteAThon D21: the antagonists ARE monsters! No, like, literally. I've got evil demons trying to overthrow human society over here. It's up to our ragtag team of unlikely heroes to stop them!

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