Luna
All I knew was pain… until the vampire mafia boss set me free.
Since the accident, I have been weak. At least, that’s how people have always seen me; the girl who left college to work in a bookstore because she was in too much pain.
Because she was broken.
But opening the door to a group of hungry vampires one dark night changes everything.
They’re about to devour me when Lucien Thornfield – the mafia boss who controls the entire city – steps in and saves me.
He hauls me into his world – a world I’m not sure I can survive – and from that moment, everything changes.
Darkness clings to Lucien like a second skin. An intoxicating mixture of lethal charismaand superhuman strength.
He says he needs to keep me locked in his mansion to protect me. So why do I feel like he wants to break me?
I should run. I should do everything I can to escape him. And I definitely shouldn’t melt into his arms when he puts his impossibly strong hands on me.
But with every smoldering look, he ignites a wildfire in my soul that makes my body melt for him.
Lucien Thornfield has me trapped, and my dark treacherous heart is starting to like it.
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I’ve never been able to stand humans. But she is different.
I was watching her long before I let her see me, and I’ve been obsessed with her for longer than she will ever know.
Her soft skin, her delicate curls, the way she wrinkles her nose when she’s reading.
She is intoxicating. And I hate her for it.
She thinks she knows me, and she thinks she can handle my darkness. But she has no idea.
She doesn’t know the things I dream of doing to her. And she doesn’t know how important she is.
To me.
To the world.
Luna is mine to protect. And soon, she’ll learn why. I just hope I can resist the urge to ruin her before her destiny comes calling.
‘Luna’ is a dark mafia, vampire romance novel with super spicy scenes and a cliffhanger. It is the first in a trilogy. As the series progresses, there will be a whychoose element that you’re gonna love.
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