Blood & Ash
The wolves of Ashton Grove are dying. Their blood is breaking down from the inside, and vampire physician Marcus Ellery can’t stop it. The only man offering a cure is the same one who created the sickness—and his help comes with a price that would place the entire town under his control.
Witch Delphine Marchetti knows more about the poison than she wants to admit. Two years ago, her coven ordered her to prepare a series of harmless-looking components for Arrow. She questioned the proportions but completed the work anyway. Now those ingredients are killing the wolves, and Del refuses to let anyone else die because she remained silent.
Marcus has been treating patients, gathering evidence, and keeping everyone at a careful distance. Del disrupts that distance the moment she walks into his clinic with a confession and the first real chance of finding a cure. As long nights of failed tests turn into trust and desire, Marcus realizes saving the pack is no longer his only concern. He intends to keep Del alive too—whether she appreciates his determination or not.
Arrow has no intention of letting them undo his work. With the coven divided, the vampires under attack, and more wolves falling ill, Marcus and Del must turn the poison into a cure before Ashton Grove is forced to surrender.
Reader Advisory: This book contains violence, bloodshed, illness, death, medical procedures, blood magic, sexual content, and supernatural themes. Each book in the Ashton Grove Vampires trilogy features a new main couple, no cheating, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
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