Theophilus Monroe

This set has five days' worth of five-star bloody satire.

Bloody Queen: Allow a day for this adult paranormal supernatural procedural that sees Mercy Brown travel from New Orleans, Louisiana to Exeter, Rhode Island to deal with Ramon a new plague of vampires there.

Bloody Underground: Allow a day for this contemporary PG15 paranormal supernatural satire set in Exeter, Rhode Island where Mercy Brown and her team of vampires are battling the latest incarnation of the Order of the Morning Dawn. There are a few chuckles along the way and a great deal of religion and philosophy.

Bloody Retribution: Have a tissue handy the day you read this contemporary philosophical paranormal fantasy satire set in Providence, Rhode Island but don't be surprised by the chortles.

Bloody Bastards: Allow a day for this PG contemporary paranormal supernatural urban war fantasy satire that picks up right after Bloody Retribution and is set mainly around Providence, Rhode Island.

Bloody Brilliance: Set aside a day for this PG exploration of the nature of depravity in this paranormal supernatural quest of Mercy Brown for her soul.

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This is book 4 of 6 in the series; while it helps to read the previous books, there is a quick reference to previous events so readers can catch up with this story. The series is ideal for young adults, the writing is young, easy to read, and swift: there are no questions asked and anything said is accepted at face-value. The book reads like The Black Cauldron, narrated from Hailey's point of view.


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The books can be read as standalones, but a lot nicer to read the series since the first book opens up to Cain's first introduction to the Vilokan Asylum ten years earlier and the prologue provides the context for the series, then every story gets darker and tougher. Ultimately, readers follow the original sinner grow as a werewolf and psychologist, treating patients at Vilokan as well as fighting battles. Reunited with Abel, Cain is haunted by his past and helps those in the present to turn around from sin. As a first-person narrative, readers get intimate insight into Cain's perspective. The stories use religion as inspiration to bring Cain to life - with the irony Cain isn't a religious man - additionally looking into soft romance and the fantasy realm of werewolves, vampires, and angels. A very pleasant series to read.


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