I really loved the concept of the story and had high hopes. A vampire cursed for his role in Cain's death. So many great fantasy/paranormal characters with intriguing stories.

I was super interested in reading this book from the title alone. But unfortunately this was a DNF miss for me. It’s confusing right from the start and it feels like the author wrote in multiple plots and it just didn’t feel cohesive.

*received for free from netgalley for honest review* I really love the cover of this book but this book just wasn't really my cup of tea. Was very interesting though with the religious aspect of it! probably will not continue reading bc I seems the story is going to get more romantic but this wasn't a bad read.

Thank you NetGalley for the digital ARC. I enjoyed this book. I am a lover of all things vampire and this delivered. I loved the entire thing

A different twist of the vampire and werewolf legend, by combining the Bible and Greek Mythology. Overall I did enjoy it, but seemed a bit rushed at times, and then didn't like the cliff hanger at the end. Would still recommend, but would prefer more complete story.

Just um. Wow.

Witches and Vampires. My kinda jam.
Apparently, the flavour was off.

The author blends specific parts of the Bible, with Greek mythos and legends, and created a Vampire origin story involving a Cursed Cain, his grandson Lamech. And the witch of Endor being Lilith.

It was atmospheric in the description of surroundings; mostly taking place in Greece.

But other than that, it was a huge WTF did I just read. I didn't hate it. I didn't exactly like it either. It's one of those things that you need to figure out the WTF thoughts in your head.

I won't be continuing the series. However, if this sounds more your flavour of jam than mine, go for it.

As a lover of both religion and mythology this book was a welcome read. What if? This is the question the reader must be willing to answer and accept whatever answers might arise. It is not blasphemy just one author's take on what if Lamech killed Cain and the result was vampirism. What if Medusa's mom fell in love with the man who would ultimately kill her? My only complaint was that the book ended. I applaud the author for being brave enough to have the reader question themselves and ask, what if?

the Witch of Endor sounded promising, but fell flat for me. The book didn't flow well and the writing was confusing.

I found hard to follow the plot and the book fell flat. Not my cup of tea.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine.

A blending of greek mythology and the bible. When i read the description of this book i was excited to read it. Unfortunately, it could not hold my interest. I became confused during the plot, very unsure where the author was taking the story. I can see how this book would appeal to some people, however, just not my cup of tea.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an electronic copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.