Genres: Fantasy | Young Adult | Romance | Paranormal
Publication: April 7, 2020
Pages: 550
Synopsis
The one you crave is the one that can get you killed.
The moment she steps foot inside, Grace knows there is nothing normal about Katmere Academy or the students in its Her uncle’s exclusive and secretive boarding school is the last place she wants to be but after the tragic deaths of both her parents, she is left with no choice.
it’s not long before she discovers that she has enter a world like nothing she has ever known. Shapeshifters, witches and vampires roam the halls, existing in uneasey cooperation, a fragile web of alliances the only thing keeping then from what, as the lone mortal, the only thing Grave is sure of is that she doesn’t belong.
Then she meets Jaxon Bega, a vampire with deadly secrets who hasn’t felt for a hundred years. Something in him calls to Grace – something that could spell her death.
Because Jaxon walled himself off for a reason. And as Grace is drawn further under his spell, she begins to wonder: did she come to Katamere by accident, or was she brought here . . . as bait?
Before Reading
Going in, I didn’t know much about the story initially. I heard it was a fantasy series based at a vampire school with the enemies-to-lovers trope. It doesn’t take much for a book to grab my attention. Once you mention magic schools it’s on my TBR regardless of what else I may know.
I wasn’t eager to pick up thus book after the disappointment of Vampire Academy but I figured it was time to give vampires another chance. After being on my Goodreads Want To Read list for almost 3 years, we are finally here.
