Blood Lust
Turned supernaturals are against vampire law. So why did the most infamous and brutal vampire lord in history rescue me?
Count Balthazar Rossi is dangerous and secretive. He saved me, or condemned me, depending on how you look at it. Now I’m his guest, unable to leave his side, as everyone, including me, waits to see if I survive my bloodlust, or if I become a monster that he must destroy. But giving up is not in my nature. I’ll fight the virus those vampire fuckers gave me. I’ll even fight him if I have to. Giving up is not in my nature.
The only light in this dark world is Sorcha. The beautiful human is a mystery. She’s also a guest of the Count’s, and he keeps her at a distance. But his hungry gaze follows her just as it does me. I don’t know what we are to him, and I tell myself it doesn’t matter. Instead, I live for Sorcha’s sweet smile. She’s a tower of strength when my own is failing, and the connection we have is something I’ll never gladly give up.
I want to hate Balthazar, but when my bloodlust hits, my hunger is insatiable, and I have no idea how to handle the inferno of desire he stokes, or the way I ache to taste his blood on my tongue. All I know is I want to survive, and I soon discover that even an alpha wolf like me will yield to his dominance—and enjoy it.
In a world riddled with spilled blood and deceit, trust is a rare commodity. Can we learn to trust each other? Or will the war, and the secrets the Count hides, rip us apart?
This is a ‘why choose’ M/M/F dark paranormal romance with on-page spice, scenes that have dubious consent, a morally grey and powerful vampire who does bad things, a rugged shifter who is learning to accept what he’s become, and a gentle FMC with a broken past. It’s sensual, dark, and full of secrets. There is a HEA (Eventually;)
The Blood Throne Saga is a three-book series.
Vampire Chained is a standalone MM novella in this world that is available to enjoy now.
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