House Trelane survived a conspiracy that threatened the Family’s existence.
But a tragic accident cuts their celebration short…
Cressa wakes from an accident with her memories gone. She only has the word of an ancient and attractive vampire that she is his Blood Ward—a human in training to become a vampire. The mystery of how or why that happened might forever be out of her reach.
Devon rages. His greatest enemy has taken something most precious from him. No other mission is as vital as bringing Cressa home. And he’ll use every resource available to House Trelane to make that happen.
But first, he has to find her.
The fastest path to Cressa is through her dreams, and it will require the aid of someone he’s never met before. Someone so powerful, they have the ability to invade a vampire’s dreams.
Kim Allred writes fantasy across multiple subgenres. When not living in her characters' worlds, she's busy with alpacas, llamas, and way too many free-range chickens, along with her pack of dogs, cats, and a parrot who rules the house.
You can keep in touch and pick up a couple free novellas at linktr.ee/kimallred
Her current series include Mórdha Stone Chronicles (a time travel romance adventure), The Swan Syndicate (a time travel romance adventure), Of Blood and Dreams (an urban fantasy), and Time Renegades (a scifi/fantasy time travel adventure).
Where to start? Let's see. The minute attention to details as Kim Allred builds the world Cressa lives in, moves around and upends it. And boy does she! I try to only read books with a strong female lead. I'm not a feminist per se, but I like my heroine to be badass and resourceful. I don't like them to be victims. I like them strong. In this book, the women's strength is palpable. Even poor Lyra gets to kick out of her mental state and see dawn giving way to sunshine. Great series, read them all!
3.75/⭐️ .5/🌶️ This was a good ending for this portion of the series and its MCs. The dialogue in these is really well done and the story flows well. I would have liked to see more between MCs but overall I really enjoyed this.
I recommend this series for anyone wanting to try a vampire series. I would find it comparable to Twilight but more adult and less cringe. 😅 Don’t get me wrong I love twilight but I think we can all admit it had cringe moments. lol
I love the vampire family and all their friends. The stories were so well written and you fall in love and worry for their safety. You hate the bad vampires for hurting the others. Can not wait for more.
Cannot wait to read the next book. I originally was concerned that this book might fall into the cliche when she was kidnapped, but I was wrong. It was written well, didn't drag out for an entire book and the solutions made sense for the characters involved. Really enjoying this series.
so good!! I always worry with a 4th book that the stories will drag out or get less creative, but this book was just as engaging as the first 3. I love the increased roles of the side characters and the background we’re starting to get on Cressa and can’t wait to see what happens next
Kept me turning the pages and I wasn't expecting things to go how they did. I love when a book can surprise me! The only thing that didn't add up for me was when the ladies in the tea house said they'd help....... because they wanted to side with strong women. Not because of moral reasons? Not because of history? So if the other side had strong women they'd just choose that side? That part seemed like lazy writing and was unfortunate.