Order of Kastrioti: Rise of Lilith

By Dea Shkupi

They walk among you. They're your friends, your family, your loved ones. They look just like you. But they're stronger, faster, more powerful, and they have secrets. It's best you don't know and go about your life the same as you have until now, believing there is an order to the world. You live, you die. There is no coming back. To know otherwise would be terrifying. Formed in medieval Europe, the secret Order of Kastrioti is a brotherhood sworn to fight and exterminate all supernatural creatures. With branches all over the world, these guardians of ancient knowledge have become gatekeepers, standing in between the world we know and the nightmare it could become. Through the ages, they have indiscriminately hunted all those with superhuman powers, destroying them and erasing every trace of their existence. Hunted and vilified, witches and blood drinkers, creatures of supernatural powers, have fled for centuries, forced into hiding. In the quiet town of Hammondale, where teenage Mae lives with her mother, an ancient evil broods and waits for a chance to arise again and get her revenge on those who put her away. Mae has always known her family is different. But are they crazy or are they witches? As she struggles to understand her new powers while navigating high school drama, Mae stumbles upon a key that will unlock the way to a dangerous path. Stepping into the long-abandoned Emory House, Mae unwittingly will become part of something bigger- a plan to unleash Lilith, an immortal blood drinker, whose origins and powers are unknown. Battling family curses and creatures thirsty for blood and power, Mae and her friends will find themselves pulled into a war they cannot escape. In a world where they no longer know who to trust, they are faced with the fight of their lives. They will have to put away their differences and band together to survive.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D73ZBSJ1
• ISBN13: 9798327470231
• Release Date: June 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 423 Pages
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 1.1" x 5.0"