Blood Eternal - Paperback

by Raven Belasco (Author)

The International Review of Books Review: "This book is a feast for the senses, a vivid portrayal that ensnares you from the first page and doesn't release its grip until the very end. It is a must-read for aficionados of provocative vampire narratives seeking a fresh and exhilarating perspective."

"WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ME AND A MONSTER?"

The highly anticipated third installment of the Blood & Ancient Scrolls series, from the author of the Amazon Best Seller Blood Ex Libris

Bringing the bloodshed and urgency of the Blood & Ancient Scrolls series to a deeply satisfying next level, this third book in the series features the astonishing revelation of the origin story of the am'r (the vampires' name for themselves). In Blood Eternal, Noosh believes she is headed on a well-deserved vacation (a nighttime tourist view of London) when abruptly she and Sandu and Bagamil are facing new crises and ancient enemies. Noosh reunites with some intriguing characters from Blood Ex Libris and discovers more about her new underground world. But when the most powerful and ancient am'r Bagamil is summarily bidden by a mysterious am'r to a stately home in the north of England, Noosh and her allies must confront a formidable enemy who has hidden himself in plain sight for millennia, and who intends to take the title of "aojysht" for himself-and who has the power to compel Noosh's obedience. Will the am'r blood already in her veins help her be able to resist and save her beloveds?

Blood Eternal is the third book in a fresh and unique dark fantasy series mixing horror, history, and blood-soaked passion. Featuring a snarky librarian heroine in an adventure like no other, with thrilling plot twists and characters faced with "personal growth or death." Ranging through England, the Middle East, and Russia, and through time from the Neolithic to modern day, get caught up in the hot-blooded origin story of the am'r and a desperate fight throughout the centuries. The newest and least powerful must in the end decide who will lead them all-but will she pay the ultimate price for it?