She’s a vampire. She's a witch. And she's heartless... literally. Mercy died twice. Once when she became a vampire. Again, when her own father had her heart cut out of her chest. But Mercy’s guide in the Craft had other ideas. The essence of her heart, now bound to her brother's soul, revived the vampire witch. But the Order of the Morning Dawn will stop at nothing to eliminate her. An organization devoted to two tasks-burning witches and vanquishing vampires-will literally go to hell and back in an effort to liberate Mercy's brother's soul and end Mercy’s vampiric life. If Mercy wants to live she must go to hell herself and capture her brother’s soul before the Order can get to him. Will Mercy survive, or will the Order finally eliminate one of the most notorious vampires in existence? Bloody Hell is the first book in Theophilus Monroe's Legacy of a Vampire Witch series. These vampires don’t sparkle. If Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles ever met the Mayfair witches you might end up with a character like Monroe's Mercy Brown. She is a ruthless, badass, snarky anti-hero straight out of your worst nightmares. But you will want to root for her nonetheless! Bloody Hell will take you from the time she was turned in the 1890s through the present day. Readers of Monroe's Voodoo Legacy will get a glimpse of her role in that series-from her own perspective-while being taken on a new action packed adventure and dark urban fantasy story that is wholly Mercy's own.

A vampire in an asylum? Like that is going to end well… Something demonic is infecting humans—and spreading to vampires when they feed. When Mercy contracts the infection her brother, whose consciousness is now bound to hers, takes over and goes on a rampage through the French Quarter. Now Mercy is locked up in the Vilokan Asylum for the Magically and Mentally Deranged. And she’s not happy about it. Back in control of her own body she plots her escape—but finds out there might be more going on in the Asylum than she thought, something connected to the Order of the Morning Dawn and a demonic scheme to infect humans, possess vampires, and dominate the world. To escape, and combat the monstrous threat that emerges within the Asylum, Mercy must not only get in touch with the darker side of her vampirism, but also the witchcraft she’d learned in her human life. Bloody Mad is the second book in Theophilus Monroe’s The Legacy of a Vampire Witch series. Vampires, witches, and werewolves. Not to mention demons. You’ll encounter them all in the second part of Monroe’s dark and deranged urban fantasy horror series.

Taking on a horde of demon possessed vampires? Time to get wicked. You’d think when a plague that threatens all of vampire kind (not to mention the world) is afoot alerting the Vampire Council would be the responsible thing to do… I was too late… and now the already possessed council is coming after me. If only I could access the infernal power Edwin brought with him when he bound himself to me in hell… There is one item that might allow me to tap into that power: a flambeaux once made by the Witch of Endor. Unfortunately, the infernal object is guarded by Cajun werewolves and the nasty ghost of a voodoo priestess. Not to mention, the possessed council is trying to get the item themselves. To get there first, to claim the object, I’ll have to be ruthless. I’ll have to embrace my inner darkness. I’ll have to be bloody wicked. Hell, it’s only the fate of the whole world that depends on it. Bloody Wicked is the third book in Theophilus Monroe's Legacy of a Vampire Witch series. These vampires don’t sparkle. If Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles ever met the Mayfair witches you might end up with a character like Monroe's Mercy Brown. She is a ruthless, badass, snarky anti-hero straight out of your worst nightmares. But you will want to root for her nonetheless!

We are the weird sisters... Two vampires and a re-materialized ghost. We were the terrors of New Orleans... and humanity's only hope. We thought we’d vanquished Asmodeus, but he found a new host. On top of that a new demon who inhabits multiple hosts at once is on the rise. And he's multiplyig himself by the minute. Now with infernal magic at our disposal we can take the demons out, but not as quickly as they are reproducing. And the darkness I’ve embraced in order to wield infernal power… it’s changing me. And you thought I was heartless, before… The prophecy had said I’d be called “antichrist,” I’d be the bloody devil incarnate. The queen of demons… but these demons won’t bend the knee to me or anyone else. I’m Mercy, and together we are the weird sisters. We’re badass bitches with something to prove. But if we’re going to save human kind, and therefore all of vampire kind, we need something else… someone else… and we need to figure it out soon before this demon horde spreads any further. Bloody Devils is the fourth book in Theophilus Monroe's Legacy of a Vampire Witch series. These vampires don’t sparkle. If Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles ever met the Mayfair witches you might end up with a character like Monroe's Mercy Brown. She is a ruthless, badass, snarky anti-hero straight out of your worst nightmares. But you will want to root for her nonetheless!

We were the terrors of New Orleans... and humanity's only hope. We called ourselves the "weird sisters." Two vampires and a re-materialized ghost. We thought we'd vanquished Asmodeus. But he's back. He found a new host. And now he wants to work with us? But after all I lost because of him, I was more inclined to blast his demonic ass back to hell than accept his help. Yes, I embraced my inner-wickedness. I could access infernal power and take down the demons one at a time... If you thought I was heartless before... But there's a new demon on the scene. Legion. A demon who claims multiple hosts at once and is replicating himself more quickly than I can take them down. Dozens, potentially hundreds and eventually thouasands, of new vampires, all possessed by one devilish mind... all working as one. And Asmodeus tells us he can help us take him down... The prophecy had said I'd be called "antichrist," I'd be the bloody devil incarnate. The queen of demons... but these demons won't bend the knee to me or anyone else. And I sure as hell can't trust Asmodeus. He has his own diabolical motives. But if I don't accept his help, we're as good as done. Legion will create and claim more vampire hosts than I can possibly handle... and if he succeeds, not only will humanity be lost, but all of vampire kind will be damned to demonic enslavement. I'm Mercy, and together we are the weird sisters. We're badass bitches with something to prove. But if we're going to save human kind, and therefore all of vampire kind, we need something else... someone else... and we need to figure it out soon before this demon horde spreads any further. Bloody Devils is the fifth book in Theophilus Monroe's Legacy of a Vampire Witch series. These vampires don't sparkle. If Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles ever met the Mayfair witches you might end up with a character like Monroe's Mercy Brown. She is a ruthless, badass, snarky anti-hero straight out of your worst nightmares. But you will want to root for her nonetheless!

Because you can't stake a heartless vampire... Book 1: Bloody Hell It had been almost a century and a half since I last encountered anyone from the Order of the Morning Dawn. They were religious fundamentalists with the dual goal of eliminating vampires and witches. Being both a vampire and a witch I was the embodiment of everything the Order hates. Their first attempt to eliminate me failed. Thanks to the fact that my mentor in the Craft was also a necromancer. When they burned my heart they didn’t kill me. They unwittingly completed a spell that tied my existence to the soul of one who took my place in hell. Now I’m heartless, literally. Not having a heart has some advantages. It means I’m pretty resilient, especially when it comes to wooden stakes. So long as the soul bound to my existence remained in hell, I was virtually invincible. But the Order figured it out. They hope to redeem the soul who was damned in my stead. If they do that, I’ll meet the true death for sure. I have to capture the one damned in my place before the Order manages to liberate him from perdition. If they free him, I will die. I have to go to bloody hell. Also included... Book 2: Bloody Mad: A Vampire in an asylum? Like that's going to end well... Book 3: Bloody Wicked: Taking on a horde of demon possessed vampires? Time to get wicked! Book 4: Bloody Devils: We were the terrors of New Orleans. And humanity's only hope. Book 5: Bloody Gods: I've always been the hunter... now I'm the hunted.