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Purebliss

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Betrayed by her Blood. Claimed by the Night.

Betrayed by her Blood. Claimed by the Night.

Werewolf
5.0
(18+ Warning: This novel contains explicit scenes of violence, aristocratic cruelty, sexual content, and themes of blood magic, non-consensual binding, and character trauma.) Sofia Quispe was never meant to be a simple noble. As the supposed pureblood heir to the powerful Abribi Covenant, her fate was sealed in a political Blood Union to three powerful vampire princes: the dominant Zilo Graves, the ruthless Klaus Blackwell, and the ambitious Zack Rivera. This union was meant to secure the throne and unite the kingdom. But during the Ceremony of Binding, the blood doesn't lie. When Sofia fails to Awaken her vampiric gifts, a desperate bloodline test reveals the shattering truth: she is not a pureblood noble, but a disgraced Dhampir-half-human, half-vampire-the product of her deceased mother's forbidden betrayal. In the rigid aristocracy of the vampire world, Dhampirs are considered abominations, a stain on bloodline purity. Renounced by her enraged father, Lord Quispe, and brutally rejected by the Princes who fear political ruin, Sofia is cast out of the Covenant citadel and into the perilous human world, a day-walker with no power, plagued by the maddening Blood Hunger caused by the trio's incomplete Blood Mark. Rock bottom forces her into the shadows of the city, where she works at a supernatural bar, fighting to control the erratic power surges of her cursed bond. When a violent attack by feral vampires leaves her vulnerable, she is saved by Phuwin Montague, a powerful, enigmatic Vampire Sovereign from a rival faction. Phuwin sees not a flaw, but a unique political weapon-a Dhampir marked by a Prince. Drawn into his dangerous orbit, Sofia trains with an ex-military vampire hunter, learning to master her hybrid nature and the dark potential of her blood. But the psychic echoes of the incomplete bond still haunt her, pulling her
Three Werewolves and a Vampire Queen

Three Werewolves and a Vampire Queen

Werewolf
5.0
"You think your royal blood makes you untouchable, half-breed? Watch as the desert sun claims your life, just like the Blood-Bond I shatter tonight." An exile in her own home, a servant in the powerful Crimson Talon vampire Clan, Elara Montoya suffers abuse for the alleged treason of her pureblood father and royal mother. Weak, unAscended, and utterly alone, she's suffered all her life under the cruel rule of Lord Severino, the Sire, and his sadistic heir, Kael Whitmore. But on the night of the Blood Moon Ascension Ceremony, all is twisted into a new nightmare. Elara is not only granted her fledgling powers but revealed as Kael's fated Blood-Bond. Publicly rejected by him, his devastating blow shatters her already precarious status. The Clan doesn't just beat her; they perform a brutal Blood-Breaking ritual, draining her to the brink of true death and dumping her body in the searing heat of forbidden La Sombra Desert. Yet, death does not come. Instead, she is discovered by three nomadic, lethal werewolves: Silas Reyes, the calculating tactician; Rook Santiago, the silent, volatile warrior; and Finn Harrington, the charismatic force of nature. Their kind is sworn enemies of the vampires, yet they are drawn in by Elara's unique potent royal blood. And when they share her forbidden essence, it doesn't turn them-it unlocks terrifying, latent Alpha powers inside them, forging an unnatural, primal Cross-Species Bond stronger than any vampire oath. Now bound to three Lycans, Elara must trade knowledge of the fortified Clan grounds for their protection. While healing and embracing a hybrid strength she never knew she possessed, she uncovers the ultimate truth: she is the daughter of the rightful heir to the Clan and a lost Vampire Royal-the very lineage Lord Severino usurped and feared.