A Touch of Darkness
Sylvie
After losing our parents, my twin sister, Lara, and I enroll at Blackthorne University, clinging to the hope its ivy-ensnared halls will help preserve their memory.
But from the moment I step onto the imposing, castle-like campus, everything changes.
Shadows slither through the corridors, and the rumors I overhear suggest Blackthorne guards secrets far beyond a standard curriculum.
Then, Lara vanishes. Each lead I follow only reveals more violently disturbing truths—about a ruthless secret society wielding influence from the shadows, about supernatural beings hiding behind carefully curated charm, and about the dangerous spark of magic stirring within me. In the midst of it all, I’m inexplicably drawn to Professor Lucian Draedon—a centuries-old vampire whose steady gaze both unnerves and captivates me. As the stakes rise, I’m forced to confront whether saving my sister will demand a sacrifice that shatters my own peace… and takes down everyone I’ve come to care about.
Lucian
I’ve walked the earth long enough to watch empires fall, but nothing prepared me for Sylvie’s arrival at Blackthorne. I’ve waited lifetimes for her, only to find her standing in my lecture hall, defiant and entirely unknowing of the power coursing in her veins.
Bound by an ancient curse and haunted by an enemy determined to erase every trace of the supernatural, I try to keep my distance from Sylvie—and fail. Her unwavering resolve kindles a spark in me I thought long extinguished, and her growing abilities may be our lone defense against a society hell-bent on our destruction. But as I witness her relentless search for her missing sister, I’m forced to confront just how deeply our destinies have always been woven. One devastating twist after another forces me to question the nature of good and evil—and whether, in saving one twin, we might doom the other.
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