Monstrous Love: The Complete Trilogy Omnibus

Monstrous Love

By: Virgil Knightley

Narrated by: Raya Kane, Richard Brock

The complete series in a single offering!

She's the most beautiful woman he's ever met. She's also his archnemesis.

It would be an understatement to call Trevon Beaumont an accomplished monster slayer. He's traversed the European countryside upholding the legacy of his clan one completed mission at a time for the whole of his adult life. Now he's on his most perilous quest yet: slay the cruel but beautiful Countess Dracula.

Just as the two of them seem ready to conclude their final battle, however, an unexpected act of betrayal sends them hurtling together through time—bloodbonding them, thus entwining their fates. Reappearing in the twenty-first century, they must get jobs and find a place to stay while they decide how best to proceed now that they are unable to continue their battle to the death.

But when Dracula rapidly develops a romantic obsession for Trevon, things get complicated. Even worse, Trevon's forced proximity to the queen of all creatures of the night means that his own self-control is constantly tested. What will become of their budding relationship? Will it be hot?

©2023 Virgil Knightley (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

3 books that tie to other series

these were pretty good. although it is critical to point out that nat 20s DO NOT APPLY TO SKILL CHECKS. Aside from that it was a great set of books...

Great

The story was amazing voice acting was phenomenal and overall great audiobook i really liked death

spaghetti got me cracking up

only thing that I would dislike about it is that it was to short, there needs to be more.

Almost perfect.

The characters were written well, and they're interactions made the first two books and overall if those where the only two I could say, this was pretty perfect. However, the ending of book 3 undermines this in a big annoying way. Lester and the whole banishment to Hell was unneeded, unnecessary, and brings the stories end from almost perfect, to a smack in the readers face.

One of Knightley’s better, if sillier, series.

From the first time I came across the series, I was utterly enamored of the displaced protagonists and their struggles to live a (relatively) peaceful life among us normals. They’re oddly relatable in an utterly alien kind of way. A solid piece of (slightly smutty) fantasy romance. The second and third titles are equally charming, with the couples’ struggles are almost as different to the first pair’s as they are similar.