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The Immortal Rules

Pages
485
Published
2012
Language
English

Synopsis

In a future where vampires rule and humans are kept as livestock, Allison Sekemoto survives on the fringes of society. When she is forced to choose between death or becoming the monster she hates, she must learn to navigate a world of bloodlust and hidden humanity. Her journey takes her beyond the city walls into a wasteland filled with rabid creatures and impossible choices.

About the author

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Julie Kagawa

Julie Kagawa (born October 12, 1982) is an American author of young adult fantasy, best known for The Iron Fey series. Born in Sacramento, California, she moved to Hawaii at age nine before later settling in Kentucky. Before writing full-time she worked as a bookseller and in veterinary and animal-training jobs. She is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author whose other series include Blood of Eden, The Talon Saga and Shadow of the Fox.

Characters

Allison SekemotoProtagonist

A human survivor in a vampire-ruled future who is forced to become a vampire herself, navigating a world of bloodlust and hidden humanity.

JackalAntagonist

A ruthless and powerful vampire who is a significant threat to Allison and her allies.

KaninSupporting

A rogue vampire who becomes Allison's mentor, teaching her to control her new nature and survive in the dangerous world.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the immortal rules about?

    The Immortal Rules is about Allison Sekemoto, a human struggling to survive in a future world controlled by vampires. She is forced to become a vampire and must learn to live among them while navigating a dangerous wasteland.

  • Does The Immortal Rules have romance?

    The Immortal Rules includes romantic elements as Allison Sekemoto develops relationships during her journey.

  • Is this book part of a series?

    This title serves as the first installment in the Blood of Eden trilogy, which continues the narrative arc established here.

  • How does this book compare to the author's other series?

    Unlike the author's Iron Fey series which draws heavily from faerie folklore, this work shifts toward a post-apocalyptic framework that prioritizes biological and societal decay over magical systems.

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