
Added on January 16, 2026
Erin Driscol works the perfect job consoling fellow demons by feeding off their grief at Putzkammer & Sons Funeral Home.When fledgling vampire Nicolas Reese comes to Erin for help, she learns the truth behind the legends and hides him from his sire and the vampire hunters who seek him. But when the Putzkammers begin to die one by one, Erin is caught between her act of kindness and the need to save her adopted family. Only by facing her own personal demons can she stop the slaughter and still rescue Nicolas from his dark fate.
I’ve read many stories by Christine Rains and each time I’m always impressed by her imagination. This book didn’t disappoint. Erin is a demon who works in a funeral parlor. The setting is perfect! And I learned about quite a few different demons and now I’ll be looking over my shoulder more than once even during the day time. And I have to say I liked the clueless vampire Nicolas. He was sweet and funny. This story has action, kickass characters, romance, and intrigue. A fun read!
Letting a vampire loose on the city may be one of the best and worst things demon Erin Driscol has done in Christine Rains' Of Blood and Sorrow. One of the things I love the most about this book is Erin, a Phage demon. Her insecurities make her relatable, and her growth throughout the story made me root for her. Quite the handsome hero, Nicolas is quite a match for Erin. He breaks the vampire mold. The Putzkammers are the family anyone would be lucky to have, and I loved the mysterious of the ch
Urban Fantasy is one of my favorite genres to read, and I was super excited to see the new book from Christine Rains was just that.We’ve got vampires, a Phage demon (she feeds off sorrows), a funeral home, and so much action and sizzling romance, I can’t rave enough about this book. Nicolas is rather new to being a vampire and waking up in the funeral home would spook anyone, but lucky for him, he finds Erin there. Let’s just say, their first meet doesn’t go too smoothly, but given the way the p