Empire of the Vampire

Twenty-seven years after the sun last rose, vampires rule the night and everything in it. Gabriel de León, last of the silversaints, holy warriors sworn to defend the realm against the dark, is now their prisoner. From his cell, he tells his story to a vampire historian, and that account of faith, ruin and a desperate hunt for the Holy Grail makes up the novel.

Jay Kristoff writes big, bloody and unapologetically dark. Gabriel's swagger and grief share every page, and the gothic atmosphere is thick throughout. For readers who like their fantasy brutal, foul-mouthed and savage, this is a long, rich feast.