Blood & Crown
I was supposed to survive the war.
Instead, I’m learning that some endings have been written for centuries.
Konstantin is done hiding.
The final pieces of his plan are falling into place, and everything we’ve fought for has led to this.
My power is no longer something I can control.
It’s becoming something ancient. Something even the people who love me don’t fully understand. Every battle pushes it further, every victory comes with a cost, and the line between weapon and miracle grows thinner by the day.
And Maximus?
He’s still beside me.
Six hundred years old. The king every vampire would follow into hell.
The man who crossed every line he ever drew for himself the moment he chose me.
He says we finish this together.
He says no one takes our future.
He says there isn’t a force in existence that will make him let me go.
But Konstantin has spent a thousand years planning this war.
He knows secrets about my past that could change everything.
He’s waiting for one impossible choice.
One sacrifice.
One moment that could cost us everyone we love.
The blood supply is collapsing.
Ancient powers are awakening.
The fate of vampires, wolves, witches, and Fae will be decided in a single final battle.
And if we fail…
There won’t be a kingdom left to save.
Blood & Crown is the unforgettable conclusion to the Crimson Crescentseries—a dark vampire romantasy filled with bonded mates, supernatural war, found family, impossible choices, devastating twists, epic battles, and a love powerful enough to challenge destiny itself.
Tropes: Bonded Mates • Touch Her and Die • Possessive MMC • Powerful FMC • Ancient Vampire Lord • Found Family • Supernatural War • Vampire Politics • Epic Final Battle • He Falls First • Slow Burn to Inferno = Spicy
Start reading now if you love powerful heroines, legendary vampire kings, sweeping fantasy romance, and finales that leave you breathless.
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