Come Nightfall: Nightfall, Book One

Nightfall #1

by Lexi Kingston

A chosen one. An ancient curse. And a small town with a bite.

After tragedy strikes, Aspen Troy and her family are forced to uproot their lives and travel across the world to live in an old house that fuels a small town’s legends and horror stories.

Horrific nightmares leave her waking with real scars and the image of a man she can’t seem to shake out of her head. A man who turns out to be the reason the disturbing stories circulating town exist to begin with.

Then there’s the Draven family. They seem normal enough, but their intertwining history with her ancestors is strange. It’s not until she comes face to face with one of them that she’s sure something is off. But it’s hard to be skeptical because, as it turns out, the devilishly handsome Miles Draven saved her life.

Or is it possible he ended it?

When Aspen is presented with a choice—live and pledge her life to a clan of vampires, or die and sacrifice herself to the clan she would have been born into—she’s forced to make an unfathomable decision before her time runs out.

Come Nightfall is the intricate first book in the Nightfall paranormal vampire romance series. If you like chosen-one heroines, ancient curses, and undead book boyfriends, then you’ll love Lexi Kingston’s gripping story.

Buy Come Nightfall and get lost in a twisted world of darkness, family drama, and romance today.

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Published June 17, 2024

About the author

Self-proclaimed romance junkie. Lover of music. Too invested in the lives of fictional characters. Bestselling author Lexi Kingston has been enamored by fictional worlds since she was a child. She became obsessed with the allure of crafting characters people could relate to.

Lexi writes sweet, no spice contemporary romance (Lexi Kingston) and paranormal romance (Lexi J. Kingston) books with characters who fight for and find home in each other.

When she’s not plotting or writing, she’s likely submerged in a book. And when she’s not reading… well, she’s probably writing again because she’s a workaholic who loves her job.

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Reviews

[Keri M · Rating 4 out of 5]

Aspens life has been anything but easy. Now that they’ve been forced to move, strange things keep happening. The town has an odd history and Aspen is determined to figure it out. Will her destiny change? Or will she be able to decide for herself and live with her choices.

[Crystal Payne · Rating 2 out of 5]

Took me a while to read because I have issues with focusing. Felt dragged on and I was bored. Had a lot of Twilight & Vampire diaries vibes but no spice. I’d recommend this for a young adult. Just not my vibe.

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[Jean Lambert · Rating 5 out of 5]

Exciting


The twist and turns
kept me reading for hours.
It was a strange pull to enter in their world. Loved the suspense .

[Carol · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book! It kind of started slow but picked up pretty quick in the first chapter and wouldn’t stop till I finished the whole book!
It sure left a lot of intrigue to peak your interest an not being able to put it down till you finished it! I highly recommend this book to all readers in love with the paranormal!

[Mel · Rating 1 out of 5]

Unfortunately not for me. Prior to the plot kicking in properly, I thought this was very Twilight-like (which was off-putting). The plot was interesting just slow. I really wanted to enjoy this but it wasn’t for me.

[Bobbi · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book felt rushed and like I’d read it all before… I couldn’t take it anymore and only got about half way through. Sorry I almost always love something about a book but I just can think of even one thing.

[Angel · Rating 3 out of 5]

For a YA book, it was ok. Honestly, then only thing that makes it YA was the violence. It was on a list for romantic vampire books but there was nothing overly romantic about this book but it was an easy read.