Tied by Hatred, Love by Regret

The Montelvire vampire bloodline stands on the brink of extinction, and Trevor Hunter Montelvire, the last heir of the Primordial or the Elder Vampires, the strongest among all the species of vampires, has been commanded to marry and continue the line. But Trevor hates the idea of family, and the ancient ritual that would bind him to his soulmate. Being tied means protecting her for life, sensing her danger, and facing an unrelenting conscience if he fails.

On the day of the ceremony, as the elegant hall fills with expectant guests and the ritual begins, Trevor's heart races with panic and rebellion. With a swift, decisive motion, he grabs the Bloodwoven Bracelet-the magical link meant for his bride-and throw it from the castle balcony. The artifact disappears into the wilderness below, leaving chaos and confusion in its wake. Days turn into weeks as the bracelet remains lost, and Trevor breathes a fleeting sigh of relief, believing the bond forever broken.

Fate, however, has other plans. Far below the castle, Isiah Allyson Tuazon, a mortal girl wandering near the area, notices a glint of metal among the fallen leaves. Drawn to its delicate craftsmanship and antique charm, she slips the bracelet onto her wrist, unaware that it is no ordinary ornament.

Now, the bond is sealed. The bracelet cannot be removed, and the only way to break it is death-but Trevor can never harm the one tied to him, that's the law and if he breaks it he will be punish by the magical bracelet. Bound together by a magic neither fully understands, vampire and mortal must navigate a connection that tests their freedom, their hearts, and the survival of the last dominant bloodline.