Unmade by Midnight

She built the wall that keeps his kind out. Her own magic just opened a door in it.

Devi Grail has given her whole life to the treaty that keeps the peace. She is the coven's Wardmaker, the living seam between Boston's witches and the ancient vampire clan on Beacon Hill, and she has buried every want she ever had beneath her duty to the wall. She tells herself that is enough.

Then someone starts unmaking her wards from the inside, the clan sends its lethal enforcer to find out who, and a blade meant to kill her forces August Crane to make a choice no vampire is allowed to make. He gives her his blood. He saves her life. And he binds her power to his in a way that damns them both.

The bond is a crime punishable by death on both sides of the treaty. It is also the only weapon strong enough to stop what is coming. Because the Pact was never only a peace. It was a cage, and the thing inside it is waking, and the two people sworn to keep the wall standing are the only ones who can hold the line, if the choosing does not get them killed first.

He waited two centuries to want anything. She swore she never would again. Neither of them counted on the other.

Perfect for readers who love: fated mates, forbidden love across enemy lines, a slow burn that pays off in full, a heroine with real power who does her own choosing, a centuries-old hero holding himself on a leash, found family, and an ancient mystery that burns hotter with every book.

Undone by Midnight is the first book in The Pact, a fated-mates vampire-and-witch paranormal romance trilogy. Steamy, forbidden, and fated to the bone, with a guaranteed happily ever after for its couple and a war three centuries in the making underneath.