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Blood & Bloom: A Dark Sapphic F/F Paranormal Omegaverse Mafia Romance
In the Veiled City, I am the law. The Devereaux Matriarch. An Alpha who inherited an empire of blood and secrets.
My rule is absolute, my control unwavering. Then a prophecy declares that a hidden O'Malley Omega is the key to my family's future, a font of power to secure my dynasty.
She is a ghost. An artist living on the fringes, hiding her nature behind a wall of turpentine and intoxicating defiance. She is the last of a rival bloodline I should have crushed years ago.
So I took her.
I will chain her, bind her to my family, and turn her power into a Devereaux weapon. But Aisling O'Malley is no pliant pawn. She is a firestorm of wild magic and a stubborn fury that calls to the most primal parts of me. The more she fights, the more the unwanted bond between us ignites. My inner Alpha roars to claim her, while the Matriarch in me demands her absolute submission.
But our war of wills is a distraction from a much deadlier game. A traitor in my house has set the stage for a war that could burn our empires to the ground, and the Omega I intended to use as a key might be the only person I can trust.
She is my captive. My rival. My ruin. And if I cannot master this bond between us, she will be the end of everything I am.
Blood & Bloom is a standalone dark paranormal F/F Omegaverse romance. This steamy, enemies-to-lovers novel is full of forced proximity, a possessive Alpha matriarch, a defiant Omega artist with hidden power, and a fated bond forged in the magical, dangerous heart of New Orleans.
My rule is absolute, my control unwavering. Then a prophecy declares that a hidden O'Malley Omega is the key to my family's future, a font of power to secure my dynasty.
She is a ghost. An artist living on the fringes, hiding her nature behind a wall of turpentine and intoxicating defiance. She is the last of a rival bloodline I should have crushed years ago.
So I took her.
I will chain her, bind her to my family, and turn her power into a Devereaux weapon. But Aisling O'Malley is no pliant pawn. She is a firestorm of wild magic and a stubborn fury that calls to the most primal parts of me. The more she fights, the more the unwanted bond between us ignites. My inner Alpha roars to claim her, while the Matriarch in me demands her absolute submission.
But our war of wills is a distraction from a much deadlier game. A traitor in my house has set the stage for a war that could burn our empires to the ground, and the Omega I intended to use as a key might be the only person I can trust.
She is my captive. My rival. My ruin. And if I cannot master this bond between us, she will be the end of everything I am.
Blood & Bloom is a standalone dark paranormal F/F Omegaverse romance. This steamy, enemies-to-lovers novel is full of forced proximity, a possessive Alpha matriarch, a defiant Omega artist with hidden power, and a fated bond forged in the magical, dangerous heart of New Orleans.
232 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 26, 2025
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November 13, 2025
2 stars. The writing in this was so bizarre. Very stilted and repetitive. The plot was boring, the characters were boring, and it wasn’t dark. I kinda liked the omegaverse but that’s about it.
December 14, 2025
Confusing
Ok sooo I found a handful of parts in this book contradicting and or changed from one chapter to another. Almost like the Author was confused or AI generated story. The story itself was good beneath the chaos. And it is a fade to black no spice. Don't regret reading it just will not read another book by this "Author".
Ok sooo I found a handful of parts in this book contradicting and or changed from one chapter to another. Almost like the Author was confused or AI generated story. The story itself was good beneath the chaos. And it is a fade to black no spice. Don't regret reading it just will not read another book by this "Author".
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