Roseblood: The Rose That Met Stone

Imanielle "Imani" Rose Hart had exactly one plan for her senior year: survive it.

Preferably somewhere with sunshine.

Instead, her older brother's acceptance to college in Seattle sends the entire Hart family across the country to Forks, Washington-a tiny town Imani quickly decides is allergic to both color and decent weather. With her parents commuting to demanding surgical careers in Seattle, Imani is left to navigate a new school, relentless rain, and the suspiciously beautiful Cullen family mostly on her own.

Then she meets Jasper Hale.

Quiet where she's loud, restrained where she's impulsive, and mysterious enough to immediately get on her nerves, Jasper should be exactly the kind of person Imani avoids.

He isn't.

Behind his careful distance lies a history far darker than Imani could have imagined, and behind her sarcasm, dusty-rose wardrobe, and inability to keep a single emotion off her face is something Jasper hasn't encountered in a very long time:

Someone who makes him feel human.

Finding out Jasper is a vampire should be enough to send Imani running.

Instead, she makes the horrifying discovery that after years of judging Elena Gilbert's life choices, she apparently has no room to talk.

Because falling for a vampire is one thing.

Remaining human while loving one may prove considerably harder.