The Collection
Over three decades in the making, the complete Coven of Celsus trilogy has arrived. The 2007 debut of "Elizabeth" shocked even the most die-hard fans of the erotic/horror genre. Described by the initial publisher as, “the most dangerous vampire story ever told,” the incendiary novels are still making waves today.
Book I - Elizabeth – an erotic horror - Sadistic beings who live for 117 years, then feed as disembodied spirits for another 117 years, exist in an unending 3,800-year-old demonic cycle of reincarnation. Celsus, a haunted beast who demands the total submission of the deadly women in his coven, releases their memories and true selves with each reincarnation. Elizabeth has never felt comfortable in her skin. Not until she meets Celsus, who stirs the embers of her ancient memories into a thirsty fire of self-immolation, murderous self-discovery, and animalistic rebirth.
Book II – Heather – another erotic horror - The desire Celsus embodies for his once-born sister infuriates the rebellious Heather, who remains unable to reconcile her love for the coven with her jealousy. Meanwhile, a formidable new enemy arises. He is a corpulent tyrant bent on subjugating Celsus and enslaving the world. Overconfident, overweight, and out of his pudgy depth, little does he suspect that attempting to unlock the master's DNA will open the door to his worst nightmares.
Book III - Nona – Tears of the Sorceress – Co-written with Ellie Ravencroft, the long-awaited trilogy is complete. Eager to pick up where his father’s plans failed, Wilhelm Hilgenfeldt continues the quest to capture Celsus. Sadistic, volatile, and libertine in its purest, most perverse sense, Wilhelm will stop at nothing to get his hands on the object of his all-consuming obsession. Meanwhile, Nona contemplates an unspeakable betrayal. Poisoned by her self-doubt, the flames of unrest are fanned by an assault on the coven. A horrific feeding frenzy of revenge soon follows.
A self-contained mythology of vicious primal instincts, universal truths, and fearless writing, the Trilogy does not disappoint. The series captures the reader and demands an examination of the shadow self. The characters leave you breathless, contemplative, and wanting for more.