James Asher Vampire Novel: The Magistrates of Hell (Series #4) (Hardcover)

from wealhtheowwylfing

After decades of spycraft, Asher chose to leave the clandestine war behind in favor of a history professorship. But he and his scientist wife Lydia stumbled upon a terrible truth--the existence of vampires living among us, hidden by glamours and humans' disbelief in the supernatural. Over the yea...

from readingover50

I was looking for a horror book through my local library. They had this on the shelf, and I saw that it had some good reviews, so I decided to give it a chance. I knew that this is book 4 in a series, and I have not read any of the previous books. I don't think that I missed that much by skipping...

from Finxy

You wait 15 years for a new vampire laced James Asher book and then two come along almost at once with Magistrates of Hell following on neatly from last year's Blood Maidens. Retired spy James Asher sails to China in 1912 to investigate the discovery of a body very like the mutated vampires he en...

from romsfuulynn

I like these because I love the married couple main characters. This is early 20th century (1912) and this one is set mostly in China. I also like that this isn't a romance where the romantic interest is with the vampire. Start with the first book though.

from romsfuulynn

I like these because I love the married couple main characters. This is early 20th century (1912) and this one is set mostly in China. I also like that this isn't a romance where the romantic interest is with the vampire. Start with the first book though.