She was sent to make peace with her enemy. Fate had other plans. Vesper Adaine is the most gifted blood witch in her coven disciplined, brilliant, and determined to uncover the truth behind her sister's disappearance. When she is sent to negotiate a long-awaited peace accord with the powerful House Ashvael, she expects political tension, not a life-changing mistake. Dorian Ashvael is a vampire lord feared for his strength, intelligence, and centuries of carefully guarded secrets. During the ritual that should unite their people, ancient blood magic goes catastrophically wrong, binding them together in a rare and powerful enchantment known as the Cordis Vinculum. Unable to stray far from one another without devastating consequences, Vesper and Dorian are forced into an uneasy alliance while searching for the truth behind the sabotage that bound them. As hidden enemies emerge and long-buried secrets come to light, distrust slowly gives way to something neither of them expected. But some bonds cannot be broken without a price, and the closer they come to the truth, the more difficult it becomes to decide whether freedom is worth losing each other. Bloodbound Hearts is a slow-burn gothic fantasy romance filled with vampires, witches, ancient blood magic, political intrigue, forbidden attraction, and unforgettable twists

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I have always been driven by some distant music. I was going to conquer the world. When the war was won, I knew the triumph of standing victorious over my own dead body, for there among the vanquished, I found a woman lying at my feet. #2 I have always been a nester, and I have always had a nest to which I could retreat. I was never able to share my rapture with a mate, because they would always be exhausted by it. #3 I am a Queen, with all the prerogatives of that station. I have survived the last ten years, and I can survive anything. I am living alone for the first time.

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