My favorite aspect of this story is the found family connection among the characters. I loved that first book and have been eagerly awaiting this next installment. As such, this story is really not meant to stand alone. Minor (brief mention or description): Confinement, Kidnapping, Medical Trauma, Sexual Content (fade-to-black), Torture, WarĪ Vampire’s Redemption is the second book in the Inquisition Trilogy and continues the story started in A Mage’s Power. Moderate: Genocide, Gore, Medical Content, Racism (fantasy races) Graphic (explicit, detailed description): Blood, Death, Mental Illness (PTSD), Panic Attacks/Disorders, Violence (guns, magical)

It’s a good thing they are not alone.Īuthor's Note: This title is not stand-alone. Marcus and Caleb have no choice but to fight back. And if he can help destroy the entire Inquisition? Well, all the better.ĭealing with Marcus’s physical and mental healing from his trauma is difficult enough, but Inquisition holdouts are causing chaos everywhere, and sinister plots are rampant. After all, that’s what mates are for, and Caleb had lost hope at finding his. Now he worries he’ll drag Caleb into his darkness.Ĭaleb was the one who pulled Marcus out of his prison cell, and he’s determined to drag him from the nightmares of his mind as well. Marcus had never expected to see daylight again, let alone be rescued by his mate.

Then the vampire was found, broken beyond words, in an isolated prison fortress. Marcus was likely dead, killed by the Inquisition, or so it was believed.

A Vampire's Redemption by Casey Wolfe