The Blood Widow

The Blood Widow bathes in shades of crimson.

Saint Louis was a poisonous pit of death and treachery. Instead of hiding like all the rest, I became the Blood Widow. Killing the scum of the world wasn’t a hardship for me, though. The darkness inside of me thrived on death.
It was a lonely life, but I’ve learned throughout the years that getting attached only led to heartbreak, but my walls cracked when I met Cole. He was strong and a protector, like me. If anyone could survive at my side, it was him, right?
Wrong. According to a seer, he’d die if he stayed with me. So, I did what any sensible woman would do for the man she was falling in love with. I broke his heart. The anger in his eyes almost shattered my soul into pieces, but if he was mad at me, it meant he’d live.
Six months later, I ended up in the same safe house as him and his friends. Friends who called to me the way Cole always did. Something in my soul wanted them. Ezra and Dominic weren’t for me either. I wouldn’t be the reason someone good died again. I couldn’t. It’d break me.
I escape, but not for long. Cole wants answers, and his friends are right beside him. With every touch and heated glance, I lose more of my control. These men don’t understand what they’re asking me to do.
I’m a killer, a demon, a person who thrives in the darkness alongside the other monsters, but I’m not soulless. I would never condemn them to death just to be happy for a little while. Besides, war is coming, and it might be the end of the Blood Widow.

18+ Paranormal Romance
This is a fast-paced, full-length, Why Choose romance novel—also known as a Reverse Harem. The Blood Widow is an action-oriented and fast-paced dystopian series in an urban setting. Novem defends the weak from the vilest creatures, so there are trigger warnings. These include child abuse, the mention of sexual assault of women and children, sexual conduct, adult language, blood magic, supernatural cannibalism, violence, murder, criminal activity, and the mention of brainwashing and torture.
There are also ruling families, alpha-holes, and a woman fighting her feelings to protect her lovers. This book ends in a cliffhanger.
If you’re unphased by all that and interested in reading about a fearless woman who defies gangs and ruling families to defend the people, this book is for you.