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From the Chronicles of Lupa Volume 1 - Ruby Tuesday

Ruby Tuesday is born to a special line of women known as Lupa.

They are also called: Vampire. Werewolf. And many other names.

Their role in the world is simple: to uphold the light, and to execute judgment upon the wicked.

This Chronicle tells the story of Ruby's failure to observe the strict prohibition upon love between Lupa and Men, an error that threatens to take her life away and bury it in misery.

The Chronicles of Lupa unify all Werewolf/Vampire myths into one single narrative, bending and stretching the narratives of scripture to contain the same story.

These Chronicles are a sustained meditation upon the nature of love and death: the requirement that lives must be given for love, the truth that love can prevail over death.

These books form part of the New Scripture movement: the restoration of the Great Story driving the success of the West, providing hope and consolation "to all of the lost and the lonely".