Welcome to Venom and Vows, where vampires don't fall in love... they negotiate

In the frostbitten land of Heedmoor, vampires don't mingle with humans-they contract

them. Each year, vampires bind themselves to a single human sanctum, trading vampire

venom for blood in a perfectly polite, deeply unsettling arrangement. Elite young women

compete in a week-long spectacle called Venom and Vows-a contest of charm, etiquette,

and entertainment. It's a tidy arrangement. Civil. Proper. And absolutely not meant for

romance.

Enter Seraphina Halloway, who has no interest in attempting to be a lady-or in marrying

the arrogant lord her father chose to settle his debts. What she does want is to save her

family's failing spinach farm. The prize money from a dangerous horse race, held at the

end of Venom and Vows, could save her family, so she makes a reckless decision: to

disguise herself, break every rule, and enter a world where discovery doesn't mean

disgrace... it means death for both herself and her beloved geminox-the very illegal to

own crossbreed of horse and unicorn.

Complicating matters is Nash Everthorne-the most revered vampire in Heedmoor.

Ancient, powerful, and devilishly handsome in a way that feels both illegal and deeply

inconvenient, Nash is entirely unprepared for a human girl with sharp wit, sharper

defiance, and absolutely no respect for vampire etiquette. Her defiance unsettles him. Her

wit amuses him. Her very existence threatens everything he's built.

One secret endangers Seraphina's life, her family's future, and the fragile laws that divide

two worlds. When rebellion becomes forbidden love, someone will pay with blood. The only

question is who survives.