The House of Caine by Ken Eulo is a dark, gothic horror novel that twists vampire mythology into something raw and psychological. Set in New York, it follows a reclusive group of ancient beings who call themselves “The House of Caine” — descendants of the biblical Cain, cursed to eternal life and bloodlust. When outsiders uncover their hidden world, long-buried rivalries, obsessions, and betrayals surface, threatening to tear their immortal “family” apart.
Eulo builds an atmosphere of dread and decay, mixing religious symbolism, urban horror, and tragic intimacy. Rather than focusing on cheap thrills, he explores what it means to live forever — and what it costs to keep the illusion of humanity alive when blood is your only bond.
