The Union of Day and Night

Lux hates Archibald, the vampire king, and hates even more the idea of marrying him. As the daughter of the supreme Alpha of the werewolves, she had no choice. To seal the fragile peace between their enemy peoples, she must marry the one she considers her worst enemy. The weight of this union weighs heavily on her shoulders, as she knows she will, sooner or later, have to give him an heir for the treaty to last forever.

Archibald, with his icy beauty and black eyes, seems straight out of a nightmare. Behind his charming words and impeccable appearance hides a manipulative man, whose secrets and vices run as deep as the night. In his eyes, she is nothing but a tool, a mere pawn in his Machiavellian plan. There is no room for humanity in his actions or in his cold gaze.

But little by little, as he relentlessly manipulates her, something changes. Guilt begins to gnaw at Archibald, a feeling he has never known before. As he discovers Lux's strength and dignity, the contempt he holds for her starts to mix with another feeling he had never considered: guilt. For the first time, he is confronted with a truth he cannot ignore. Can he continue to break her while battling his own inner demons?

Far from the ideal of a marriage of peace, they find themselves prisoners of each other, their opposing feelings colliding in a whirlwind of hatred, manipulation, and remorse.