A Dark Vampire Romantasy
Book One in The Crimson Crown Chronicles
In the Human Dominion, names are a privilege.
They belong to the titled, the wealthy, and the well-bred.
The rest are known only by description.
Cherry. Smoke. Iron.
Honey.
Sweet-blooded and debt-born, Honey has spent her life beneath the weight of a name that was never truly hers. When her family’s debt comes due, she is dragged to The Blood Hour, where lowborn humans are auctioned to the vampire elite as blood slaves, status symbols, and disposable pets.
After sixty days, a vampire may do with his pet as he pleases.
Keep them.
Sell them.
Drain them.
End them.
Honey expects a monster to buy her.
She does not expect Lord Cassian Veyr.
Old Blood. Cold. Powerful. Feared by crown and court alike.
Cassian has never kept a human pet, but whispers of weakness have begun circling his ancient house. A lord of his stature cannot afford rumor, and Honey is meant to be nothing more than proof of his control.
But Honey has never been good at obedience.
In public, she lowers her eyes.
In private, she sharpens her tongue.
Cassian does not trust her. Honey does not trust him. And in a world where humans hunger for freedom, vampires are dwindling, hunters spill noble blood, and forbidden children known as split bloods are condemned before they are grown, trust may be the most dangerous indulgence of all.
She was purchased to be his possession.
She was never meant to become his weakness.
And Lord Cassian Veyr does not tolerate weakness.
Each book in The Crimson Crown Chronicles features a complete romance and can be read as a standalone, but the series is best enjoyed in order.
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A Dark Vampire Romantasy
Book One in The Crimson Crown Chronicles
In the Human Dominion, names are a privilege.
They belong to the titled, the wealthy, and the well-bred.
The rest are known only by description.
Cherry. Smoke. Iron.
Honey.
Sweet-blooded and debt-born, Honey has spent her life beneath the weight of a name that was never truly hers. When her family’s debt comes due, she is dragged to The Blood Hour, where lowborn humans are auctioned to the vampire elite as blood slaves, status symbols, and disposable pets.
After sixty days, a vampire may do with his pet as he pleases.
Keep them.
Sell them.
Drain them.
End them.
Honey expects a monster to buy her.
She does not expect Lord Cassian Veyr.
Old Blood. Cold. Powerful. Feared by crown and court alike.
Cassian has never kept a human pet, but whispers of weakness have begun circling his ancient house. A lord of his stature cannot afford rumor, and Honey is meant to be nothing more than proof of his control.
But Honey has never been good at obedience.
In public, she lowers her eyes.
In private, she sharpens her tongue.
Cassian does not trust her. Honey does not trust him. And in a world where humans hunger for freedom, vampires are dwindling, hunters spill noble blood, and forbidden children known as split bloods are condemned before they are grown, trust may be the most dangerous indulgence of all.
She was purchased to be his possession.
She was never meant to become his weakness.
And Lord Cassian Veyr does not tolerate weakness.
Each book in The Crimson Crown Chronicles features a complete romance and can be read as a standalone, but the series is best enjoyed in order.