The Curse Of Love

In a small douchy inside a kingdom duying dying from plauge and ruin, Lord Elian is offered the chance of an arranged potlical marriage. He is sent to court, Damien Chamberlin, the elusive vampire and son of the insidious lord who reigns over the secluded mountains, said to be as dangerous as the haunted Ivywood Estate they dwell in.

Elian is expected to convince Damien to offer and accept his hand in marriage before their scheduled engagement ball on the night of the first blood moon of the century. This engagement will not only save his people but also his younger sister, who has been in a coma for nearly two months, from death.

But even when living with monsters, the estate is quiet. Damien rarely appears, sending doll-like servants in his place. What begins as dread soon becomes curiosity. Damien is not the monster Elian was warned to fear. He's beautiful, strange, avoidant, and lonely. Hiding something that his heart will not allow him to shed. Hiding something, dare Elian fears, is. . . familiar.

Both of them are bound by duty, but are also drawn by something deeper. As the days pass, Elian must figure out where his heart stands- between the love and cold warmth of Damien Pearce's embrace and the risk of being cursed by it, or between the lies he convinces himself are truth?