Karen Ullo
Author of Cinder Allia and Jennifer the Damned
Chosen as one of Catholic Reads’ Best of 2017!
Cinder Allia
Cinder Allia has spent eight years living under her stepmother’s brutal thumb, wrongly punished for having caused her mother’s death. She lives for the day when the prince will grant her justice; but her fairy godmother shatters her hope with the news that the prince has died in battle. Allia escapes in search of her own happy ending, but her journey draws her into the turbulent waters of war and politics in a kingdom where the prince’s death has left chaos and division. Cinder Allia turns a traditional fairy tale upside down and weaves it into an epic filled with espionage, treason, magic, and romance.
Chosen as one of Catholic Reads’ Best of 2019!
Jennifer the Damned
When a sixteen-year-old orphan vampire adopted by an order of nuns matures into her immortal, blood-sucking glory, all hell literally breaks loose. Yet with every rapturous taste of blood, Jennifer Carshaw cannot help but long for something even more exquisite: the capacity to experience true love. As she struggles to balance her murderous secret life with homework, cross-country practice, and a new boyfriend, Jennifer delves into the terrifying questions surrounding her inhuman existence, driven by the unexpectedly human need to understand why she is doomed to a life she never chose.
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Cyber Week Sale on Cinder Allia!
Cyber Week Sale on Cinder Allia! Now until 12/6, the paperback is only $11.99 on Amazon (regular $13.99). Share your favorite fairy tale with your favorite readers this season! Best fantasy novel of 2017, Catholic Reads 2018 Next Generation Indie Book Awards,...
Cinder Allia Awarded Seal of Approval
Cinder Allia has received yet another honor, being awarded the Catholic Writers Guild Seal of Approval. It has previously been named the Best Fantasy Novel at Catholic Reads and a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. If you haven't read it, you're...
The Exorcist: “An Argument for God”
One afternoon in theology class, his professor riffed about a case of demonic possession that had recently occurred in the Washington area. Something about it struck a nerve. “I remember thinking, ‘Boy, if somebody would dig into this and authenticate it and show that...