The Blood Between Us

Isla Mercer has always played it safe--quiet, controlled, and comfortably invisible. So when her friends dare her to let loose for once, she makes a promise: one reckless choice, just to prove she can.

It leads her straight into the arms of a stranger in the shadows of a crowded club.

Kieran Vale is not a man she should have noticed, let alone remembered. For decades, he's existed in the dark, feeding without consequence, leaving nothing behind but forgotten moments and fading sensations. It's how he survives being part vampire.

But Isla doesn't forget.

She wakes the next morning remembering everything: the heat, the bite, the way her body came alive under his touch. And worse, she feels it, that lingering pull and a craving she can't explain.

Kieran should stay away.

But he can't bring himself to.

Her blood is different, addictive in a way he's never experienced, powerful enough to break the control he's spent a lifetime perfecting. And the more he gives in, the stronger the connection between them becomes.

But Isla was never meant to remember him. And in a world where vampires survive by being forgotten, her existence is more than a risk, it's a threat.

As her body begins to change and the line between desire and dependency blurs, Isla must decide how far she's willing to go for a connection that could consume her entirely.

Because he was supposed to be a moment.

Now he's becoming everything.