Vampires of Twilight Castle: Academy of Wrath and Witchery

This book is just amazing. Author Asher Sharol deserves much more for this kind of work. I have read her another book “God’s Gothic” and enjoyed it. But this one is just wow!! It has everything to intrigue a person. Apart from vampires and warewolves (the typical story), it has witches to spice up the game. Three great powers fighting for supremacy. Moreover, it has ancients (from all three bloodlines) to play a role as well. Wonderfully woven story line. – Amazon Review

 

Vampires of Twilight Castle: Academy of Wrath and Witchery
(The Scarlet Incantatrix Book 1) 

For fans of Anne Rice and Richelle Mead!

Fate has a funny way of changing its face. One moment you’re a teen doing teenage things, the next moment you’re in a coven learning witchcraft. For Kaia, the face of fate changes the night her mother disappears without a trace. Her grief quickly makes way for rage as the spirit of vengeance seeps into her soul. So, when a gaunt, scarred witch knocks on her door, granting her the opportunity to learn witchcraft at an academy of witches, she immediately enrolls and begins the dangerous business of hunting the monsters who took her mother.

She couldn’t care less that there’s a war ensuing among vampires, witches, and werewolves; Kaia only wants her mother back. But of course, things are rarely that simple. And with time ticking down on her mother’s life, she struggles to preserve her innocence and her sanity, especially as she discovers a shocking secret about herself and who the real enemy is.

Vampires of Twilight Castle is perfect if you enjoy paranormal & dark fantasy drama in the vein of The Originals, The Vampire Chronicles, and A Discovery of Witches!

About the Author

Asher Sharol is a poet, teacher, and author of the Scarlet Incantatrix Series of books. Born under a midnight moon in central Jamaica, Asher developed a love for chess, video games, and a strong fascination with the cosmos. Hence, penning imaginative, fantastic worlds became a natural compulsion. When slacking, Asher can be caught playing chess, watching cricket, or reading books.