To Kill a Vampire Prince

She was sent to kill him. Now their hearts beat as one.

Warden Amy Bennett was raised to believe vampires are monsters.

As the Silver Circle's sharpest blade, she enforces the laws of Oakhaven with lethal precision. Witches maintain the light. Vampires belong to the darkness beneath the city. Mercy is weakness, hesitation is failure, and Amy has never failed an execution.

Then the city's sacred relic is stolen.

Amy is sent into the Sanguine District with one command: assassinate Prince Louie Benefici, the dangerous vampire heir known as the Night-Stallion Prince. She expects a monster. She expects blood. She expects the mission to be simple.

Instead, her silver blade touches Louie's blood and awakens a forbidden bond neither of them can break.

Now every wound he suffers cuts through her. Every secret he hides bleeds into her mind. If he dies, she dies with him.

Louie claims he was framed for the theft, and Amy has no choice but to keep her target alive long enough to uncover the truth. But Oakhaven is already cracking. Violet rifts tear the sky. Ancient power stirs beneath the streets. Hunters from the Silver Circle and assassins from the Night-Stallion Court close in from both sides.

To survive, Amy and Louie must follow the stolen relic through industrial ruins, bone cathedrals, and the buried heart of a city built on lies.

The deeper they descend, the more Amy questions everything she was taught. The vampire she was ordered to kill may be the only one who can help her save Oakhaven. And the forbidden bond between them may not be a curse at all.

It may be the key to stopping the world from falling apart.

To Kill a Vampire Prince is the first book in the Blood and Sigil trilogy, a dark fantasy romance featuring enemies to lovers, forbidden bonds, lethal witches, vampire royalty, forced proximity, dangerous magic, warring factions, and a city on the edge of collapse.