Lucifer's Children

By Brett Williams

From the author of FAMILY BUSINESS comes the next shocking installment of the Breeder Series -- LUCIFER'S CHILDREN.

A family tragedy thrusts Amanda into the foster care of the Henning family at the start of her senior year of high school. Amanda soon learns that the prestigious private school isn't what it seems. Monarch Preparatory School for Girls is a place plagued by rampant teen pregnancy, promiscuity, and violence.

Amanda is confused when Kat, who rules the school, befriends her. Perhaps more confusing, though, are her momentary lapses in memory, misplaced or moved objects, and instances of depravity taking place within the Henning household.

Unbeknownst to Amanda, Ceremonial Father conducts ritual sacrifice and blood orgies with a group of Satanists.

What is truly happening at Monarch Prep? Can Amanda make it to graduation? Most of all, what role will she play?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Red Room Press
• Release date: Jun 16, 2015
• ISBN: 9781393684305

Brett Williams

Brett Williams is the author of High Octane Damnation, Family Business, Lucifer’s Children, Lucifer’s Whore, and From Murky Depths. This multi-genre author writes horror, crime, erotica, and anything else he damn well pleases. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association. His short stories have appeared in Long Distance Drunks: A Tribute to Charles Bukowski, Thuglit, Delirium Books’ Horrorwired Vol. 1, and Fifty Shades of Decay. He lives in Kansas with his Jack Russell terrier, Eddie Blue. They occasionally fight flying monkeys in an alternate universe. Find out more at BrettWilliamsFiction.com.

Reviews for Lucifer's Children

[NC Coach · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This was another of the author's books that isn't for everyone (see my review of Family Business). It deals with subject matter that is not for anyone who is easily offended. It's harsh and brutal and times, and I felt the ending was a bit too abrupt, although you could see what was coming from earlier in the story. Most of the characters in the book are highly unlikable, but there was just enough of a thread of a story in this one that kept me reading. The author's other book that I have read, Family Business, was far superior in my opinion.

[kel · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Crazy, satanic people in this world. Lord Jesus please watch over the children that is being used in rituals