The First Bloodline: Book One

Blood of Cain

By: Michael NeVille, Roman NeVille

Narrated by: Paul Moran

Michael has been alone in the fight of good verses evil since the beginning of time. A member of the royal first family of light and darkness, he represents the only chance that the rest of humanity has against the darkness, except that he is not human.

Michael is the son of Cain, grandson of Adam, and he represents good and evil. Michael begins writing a declaration to the world to expose the evil that Cain represents as well as the name that Cain was cursed with when he was cast out of the first family. Michael walks the earth in mourning for his family and hating the monsters that killed them. He reveals that when Cain was cursed for killing his brother, it was also for drinking his blood, and that he also killed his own family, or attempted to turn them into the kind of monster that he is.

Cain's oldest son Mathias welcomed his evil ways and joined him in his fight against good. But his second son Michael only joined him in order to be strong enough to fight him. Now, the world is threatened by an evil that is no longer living in the darkness, and for the first time in history, Michael is no longer alone.

Two humans and someone who is not so human have joined him in this fight. But will it be enough?

©2021 Michael & Roman NeVille (P)2023 Michael & Roman NeVille

great story

really enjoyed this book. interesting story. I also enjoyed the narrator, he really brings the book to life! I would definitely recommend!

A really great story and excellent narrator

A well written story that keeps you entertained and on the edge of your seat through out the book with characters that you really grow to love. A typical good and evil story. The narrator that was chosen with the accent really adds to the story excellent choice. I can't wait for the next book in this series

Great book to read

The first chapter for me was just a bit slow, but it introduced the character and then the story line was very intriguing and thought provoking. I also enjoyed the accent of the reader. Hopefully there's a next book coming.