Cloak of the Vampire

Cloak of the Vampire, Book 1

By: Sapir A. Englard

Narrated by: Lidia Dornet, Oliver Clarke

From the author of The Millennium Wolves series comes the hauntingly romantic story of a young woman’s descent into a League of vampires, and the Lord who means to keep her there.

Aileen Henderson’s unassuming life conceals a dark past. Outside of work, she hides behind her larger-than-life best friend, Cassidy, whose constant need for attention suits Aileen—and her secrets—just fine.

Until the night Aileen dies.

Awakening to a new world of brutality, bloodlust, and betrayal, Aileen plots revenge against Ragnor Rayne, the monster who cursed her with the Imprint. The demon who turned her into a vampire. The man whose eyes haunt her dreams.

She is going to make this vampire Lord regret the day he kissed her with the curse of immortality and made her his. If she can survive the Auction, and resist temptations of the flesh…

©2024 by Sapir Englard. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Critic reviews

“A fresh and fascinating approach to the Vampire Fantasy Genre.” —Midwest Book Review

Quite Good

I really enjoyed this book, and how it grabbed me right away and couldn’t stop listening even when I needed to sleep. The narration is amazing and I can’t wait until book 2 is out.

Amazing!

Story was unlike I’ve ever heard, a new take on vampires! 10/10 would totally recommend!

That ending,!!!!

I’ve loved Sapir Englard since Millennium Wolves and her new novel did not disappoint. I’m so glad she is getting the recognition she deserves as an author. Fell in love with both Aileen and Ragnar and can not wait till book two to see how it all ends. Characters are developed and lovingly flawed which makes them all the more endearing. Also loved both Narrator’s they truly bought the characters to life.

Very intriguing

Definitely the beginning of a wonderful series. Lots of tough topics are covered in a tasteful way that really adds something to the story. Talented storyteller is what I would call this author.

Slow Start

3.5 Stars. | I’m not sure what I think about this book. It was a slow start for me and at one point considered not finishing - if I did that kind of thing. Somewhere along the way, I started caring what happened to the characters and was genuinely interested in how things were going to turn out. There are still a lot of things unanswered in this book so I’m considering reading the second one when it comes out later this month.