by Megan Frampton
August 25, 2026
Book 1 of 1: Ministry of Supernatural Affairs
A tantalizing pact between an ordinary woman and the silver-tongued son of the Devil is all that stands between Britain—and all hell breaking loose.
1851, London. All supernatural species have emerged from hiding, a result of The Great Revelation, led by Her Majesty, the vampiric Queen Victoria, and her dhamphir consort, Prince Albert.
Cora Hastings is the British government’s Species Ombudsman, a human tasked with keeping the peace between supernatural creatures. It’s run-of-the-mill work: enforcing the newly created shifting parameters, negotiating contracts between species, and generally making certain all Londoners are treated equally.
That is, until the Devil himself decides he wants to leave his hellish home and see the results of Prince Albert’s greatest accomplishment, the Great Exhibition. His arrival could upset the uneasy peace between creatures, and worse—he’s brought his son.
The Marquis of Hell is diabolically good-looking, unnaturally perceptive, and, well, a demon. Cora navigates her sinfully seductive diplomatic assignment as best she can, until she catches wind of a secret conspiracy set to come to fruition at the opening of the Great Exhibition. This leaves her with an impossible choice: Either Cora enters an unholy alliance with the Devil’s son, or she watches as her world is torn asunder….
"A Ministry of Supernatural Affairs Novel" as a description to "An Incomplete Guide to Navigating Supernatural Species in the Post-Revelation World" really sounds dull. But--let me tell you--this was the most fun read I have experienced in the last couple of books I have read. Be prepared to laugh, snicker, and think that can really happen.
Ms. Frampton was a first time read--I cannot wait to find more of her books--and the characters were funny, clever, sexy and just about all you want to have in a story. Every word and description of the "Post-Revelation World" sounded like it was happening now--for real. The book was cleverly written and made you want to read and finish the complete book in one sitting--it was very hard to put down and go about my non-revelation world navigation.
I highly insist you read this book and will give the book 5 Barts- wish there were more to give.
Grandma Vivian
Megan Frampton writes romantasy and historical romance under her own name and romantic women's fiction as Megan Caldwell. She loves reading danmei, listening to K-pop (SHINee!), and defending the Oxford comma. She lives in Brooklyn with her daughter.
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