Fangs
He died centuries ago. But for her, he rose from the grave.
“To pay my father’s debts, I’m taken by the Crimson Order—an elite secret society, and brought to a club where the wealthy and depraved come to play.
I become a captive in training for one purpose only: to be auctioned to the highest bidder.
Locked in their old English manor, I’m taught the art of seduction, my body sculpted into a weapon for another man’s pleasure. My future is a cage.
But the manor holds a secret. A portrait from centuries ago hangs in the shadows, a man of breathtaking darkness with eyes that seem to follow me. Every night, he visits my sleep. His touch is fire. His voice is sin. He commands the shadows that wrap around my body, and I wake gasping for more.
But he is dead. Impossible… And yet, I crave him like air.
As my audition night approaches, the dreams grow hotter, more desperate. He whispers that I belong to him, that no other man will ever touch me. But how can a ghost claim a woman meant for the living?
Then the night arrives. The auction begins. I’m sold to a figure cloaked in darkness, hidden in the corner of the room. He steps forward, his hand extended.
A single candle flickers. His face is bathed in light.
It is him.
The man from the portrait. The ghost of my dreams.
Flesh and bone and hunger.
And when I grab his hand, I seal our fate.
FANGS is a Beauty and the Beast meets Dorian Gray retelling.
Featuring a morally gray shadow daddy vampire, forbidden love, filthy spice, and a cliffhanger that will leave you begging for more…
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