Ravenous Deception Hargrave Empire Book

“This might be more fun than I imagined, little witch.” – Soren HargraveGoverned by the Hargrave Empire, a darkness had fallen over the land of Agorath. Vampires feasted on mortals raised like cattle for slaughter. With no hope of warding the creatures off, they would continue to be used as such, unless someone was brave enough to do something about it.Though promised the life she had always wanted by her boyfriend of twelve years, Aradia was reluctant to accept his marriage proposal. To marry Cal, she would have had to abandon her best friend, her herbal shop, and confront her past in Durga. Above all else, agreeing to his proposal risked exposing her secret—she was a witch in a world where magic was outlawed.Attempting the impossible, Aradia and her coven planned to raise a champion strong enough to dismantle the Hargrave line and save humanity once and for all. On the eve of this ritual, something went awry, and the witches unleashed something far more dangerous than they had ever dreamed.As the vampire prince traveled to his father’s court, the evening breeze carried the scent of blood, beckoning him. Soren Hargrave led his men through the forest, where they discovered a horrifying scene of a demon feasting on mutilated bodies. Certain that nobody could have lived through the attack, he was shocked to discover one witch hanging on by a thread.Should the rumors prove true, this illegal witch might be the solution he had been searching for. With her as his weapon, nothing could stop his conquests. Without hesitation, Soren decided to not only save the witch’s life but bind her to himself as his thrall.As natural born enemies, the two must learn to trust each other, for there is more at stake than just the throne.Perfect for fans of “The Binding Chronicles by Elayna R. Gallea” and “Bow Before the Elf Queen by J.M. Kearl”Author’s note: This book is #1 in an ongoing series chock full of steamy romance and epic fantasy. This book is not suitable for all readers due to sexually explicit scenes. We recommend this book for adult audiences only.