The Vampire of Kings Street

Praise

Praise for The Vampire of Kings Street:
“Radhika’s fierce quest for justice, enhanced by the author’s brilliant character sketching and nuanced worldbuilding, enliven this tale.”
—Publishers Weekly

“A refreshing take on the vampire story with an aesthetic akin to classic mysteries that challenge society and engage in battles of wits.”
—Los Angeles Book Review

“An extremely unique piece of literary fiction that should receive the highest accolades.”
—Gumshoe Review

“A deftly crafted, original, and alternative paranormal mystery.”
—Midwest Book Review

“The Vampire of Kings Street stands apart while also acknowledging its forbearers. Devoted fanatics will notice echoes of the supernatural crimes found in the early Anita Blake books by Laurell K. Hamilton; the social commentary embedded in Charlaine Harris’s depiction of Sookie Stackhouse’s Bon Temps, Louisiana; and the verisimilitude brought to the “vampire experience” by the modern mother of the genre, Anne Rice.”
—The BOLO Book Review

“The Vampire of Kings Street is an utterly delightful paranormal mystery that kept me riveted to the end. Greyling deftly creates a lovable heroine in Miss Radhika Dhingra and situates her in an intriguing and compelling world in which vampires and mortals live in the open, side by side. Readers who crave a dash of the supernatural with their mysteries will devour this one!”
—Jess Armstrong, USA Today bestselling author of The Curse of Penryth Hall

“The Vampire of Kings Street is a stunning, incisive historical fantasy, full of unexpected emotion. In the space of a single evening, it became one of my favourite novels. Asha Greyling is an author to watch.”
—Olivia Atwater, author of Half a Soul