Isha Smith was just an ordinary book addict with a dangerous weakness for forbidden romance... until her favourite novel literally swallowed her whole. Now she's trapped in the body of Valeria Duclair-the breathtaking, powerful, and utterly doomed villainess destined to die at the hands of the man she chased so desperately. Armed with nothing but razor-sharp sarcasm, a encyclopedic knowledge of every overused romance cliché, and a fierce determination to live, Isha is ready to rewrite the entire tragic script. No more scheming. No more pearl-clutching jealousy. And definitely no dying for a man who never loved her. But rewriting fate isn't easy when the engagement to the cold, dangerously handsome Vincent Veyrault is already looming, Seraphina's infuriating angel-face innocence is stealing every spotlight, and two obsessively possessive brothers are circling like sharks who smell blood in the water. Can a sarcastic bookworm survive the deadly plot that killed the original villainess... or will she end up just as dead as the rumours promised? One thing's for certain: this time, the villainess refuses to play by the book.

In a world where vampires reigned, Rose had seen and experienced many horrors throughout her life. The very second she was taken, she was forced to become a pet with the sole purpose of cleaning or providing blood for vampires. ​ Her world flipped upside down when Lord Henry bought her. She had never thought that in a sea of ferocious monsters, a lesser evil existed - one who tried to save her from her demons while slaying his own. But is a love forbidden and scorned by many worth fighting for? THIS BOOK HAS 62 CHAPTERS TOTAL BUT IVE HAD TO REMOVE A LOT OF THEM BECAUSE ITS PUBLISHED ON AMAZON. SO THERE R ONLY 20 CHAPTERS ON HERE FOR VP. THERE R MORE CHAPTERS ON INKITT (slowly adding to 52) OR YOU CAN BUY THE BOOK FROM AMAZON (link in bio). THE SEQUEL OF VP IS ON HERE TO: THE VAMPIRE'S SECRET - it's after all the announcements after chapter 20 of VP. Highest rank: #1 in vampire. © copyright Molly Stegall 2017