The Immortal Rules
You will kill. The only question is when.
In the dark days since the insidious Red Lung virus decimated the
human population, vampires have risen to rule the crumbling cities and
suburbs. Uncontested Princes hold sway over diminished ranks of humans:
their "pets." In exchange for their labor, loyalty and of course, their
blood, these pets are registered, given food and shelter, permitted to
survive.
Unregistered humans cling to fringes, scavenging for survival.
Allison Sekemoto and her fellow Unregistereds are hunted, not only by
vampires, but by rabids, the unholy result of Red Lung-infected vampires feeding on unwary humans. One night, Allie is attacked by a pack of
rabids, saved by an unlikely hero... and turned vampire.
Uncomfortable in her undead skin, Allie falls in with a ragtag crew
of humans seeking a cure, or cures: for Rabidism and for Vampirism.
She's passing for human... for now. But the hunger is growing and will
not be denied. Not for friendship — not even for love.
Julie Kagawa
Julie Kagawa doesn’t just write fantasy—she builds worlds where magic pulses through the veins of reluctant heroes, dragons walk among humans, and shadows hold secrets older than time. Her stories have captivated readers worldwide, earning her a place on the New York Times bestseller list and a devoted following drawn to her immersive storytelling and rich, myth-infused universes.
Born in Sacramento, California, Julie’s early life took a dramatic turn when her family moved to Hawaii. There, surrounded by an untamed landscape of ocean and jungle, she spent her childhood dodging reef sharks, outsmarting jellyfish, and discovering that paradise had its share of real-life monsters. But it was in the pages of books where she found her true refuge. Her schoolteachers often caught her hiding novels inside her textbooks—an early sign that stories, rather than equations, were her real calling.
Blood of Eden
Blood of Eden consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
