Little Doll: Blackmoth House Book One Nova, a Dark, Gothic, Spicy Romance

Blackmoth House stands like a curse, looming near a forest outside of Victorian London. A decaying, sentient mansion steeped in blood and secrets. Inside its walls, the Westminsters cling to their crumbling legacy, their lives twisted by grief, betrayal, and a curse none of them truly understand.When a gruesome accident leads Nova Westminster to taste the blood of a stranger on the eve of her eighteenth birthday, her humanity is ripped away in a feverish, violent transformation. Left to navigate her new existence as a vampire, she is thrust into a world of dark magic, forbidden desires, and family treachery. Her brother, Fane, hides a predator’s cruelty behind his standoffish demeanor and dark good looks, while her growing bond with the mysterious and alluring Ren pulls them both toward a dangerous, forbidden love triangle.But the manor isn’t just their prison. It’s their tormentor. Its shifting halls hide horrors best left forgotten: bones in the attic, whispers in the walls, and the lingering echoes of a bride who vanished decades ago. And outside its suffocating grip lie even darker forces. As vampires from history, formerly thought to be pure fiction, bleed into Nova’s story, she begins to realize that her family’s curse is only the beginning.Little Doll is the blistering first installment in the four part Blackmoth House series. A seductive blend of gothic romance and modern horror. Perfect for fans of Showtime’s Penny Dreadful and the chilling allure of classic penny dreadful stories. This is a tale of blood, power, and the ghosts we choose to love.DISCLAIMER: This is book one of a four-book series. This installment ends with a cliffhanger. This book is intended only for audiences 18+ as it contains graphic language and sexual content. This riveting story depicts things like polyamory, taboo relationships, dubious consent, and more. Blackmoth House is not suitable for all audiences as a dark, gothic, spicy romance. A more detailed content warning is available inside the book and on the Liza Lovegood website.