About the book: year / Under his own name, Genie writes horror and historical novels. Her first novel, which had the name Jeanne Kalogridis on the cover, was Convenant with the Vampire (1994), which opens the Diaries of the Family Dracul trilogy, which also includes “Children of the Vampire” (1995) and “Lord of the Vampires” (1996). The writer also published under her own name the novel “The Burning Times” (2002), the story of Abbess Marie-Françoise, a nun accused of heresy in the mid-14th century. The novel “The Borgia Bride” (2004) and other works of the writer may be familiar to readers from the “Mystery Book, Best-Seller Book” and “Mona Lisa” series of the Eksmo publishing house. One of Kalogridis’s latest books is the novel “I, Mona Lisa” (“Painting Mona Lisa”, 2006), which describes the intrigues and life in Florence during the Renaissance and features Leonardo da Vinci, Lorenzo de’ Medici, Alessandro Botticelli and the fanatic Savonarola, and Of course, there is another clue to the famous portrait. Kalogridis published many more books under the pseudonym JM Dillard. Basically, these are novels from various series around the Star Trek world, so this incarnation of hers is quite popular in the United States. Dillard's original Star Trek series included Mindshadow (1985), Demons (1986), Bloodthirst (1987) and Recovery (1995). She is also the author of the Star Trek novelizations The Final Frontier (1989), Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), Generations (1994), First Contact (1996) and Star Trek IX : Insurrection" (1998). Another novel, The Lost Years (1989), takes place in the world of Star Trek. Her contribution to the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine series is the novel Emissary (1993). She wrote "Possession" (1996) for Star Trek: The Next Generation (co-written with Kathleen O'Malley) and "Nemesis" (2002), and for Star Trek: Enterprise "Surak's Soul" (2003) and "The Expanse" (2003) In addition, Dillard is the author of the book "The Resurrection" (1988) from the inter-author series "War of the Worlds II", the horror novel "Specters" (1991). ) and a pair of novelizations - “The Fugitive” (1993; based on the film “The Fugitive” with Harrison Ford) and “Bulletproof Monk” (2003; based on the film “Bulletproof Monk” with Chow Yun-Fat). Currently, Jeanne Kalogridis lives with her husband on the West Coast, with two "overly adored Labradors (one chocolate-colored, one yellow)" among her interests, Jeanne Kalogridis lists yoga, Buddhism, languages, quilting and "reading everything that's ever been published." "Contents: 1. Agreement with the Vampire (Translation: I. Ivanov) 2. Children of the Vampire (Translation: I. Ivanov) 3. Prince of Vampires (Translation: Ivan Ivanov) 4. Scarlet Countess (Translation: Elena Koroleva) 5. Devil Queen (Translation: Natalya Omelyanovich)6. Bride of Borja (Translation: Oksana Stepashkina)7. I, Mona Lisa (Translation: Ekaterina Korotnyan)8. Times of Fire (Translation: Zarine Dzhandosova)