This Ravenous Fate

THESE VIOLENT DELIGHTS meets THE GILDED WOLVES in this historical romantic fantasy! ''SWEETLY VICIOUS'' Gabi Burton '' DELICIOUSLY DARK'' Ava Reid SOMETIMES TRUE LOVE DEFIES DEATH ITSELF. New York, 1926. Reapers - once-human vampires - stalk the shadows. The Saint family has reigned over the city for years, protecting its inhabitants through their thriving reaper-hunting enterprise. But reluctant heir Elise Saint faces a chilling threat: the Harlem reapers want her dead. When new reaper Layla Quinn was turned, she lost her parents, the protection of the saints, and her humanity - and she''ll never forget how Elise Saint betrayed her. Now reapers are inexplicably turning part-human, leaving grisly murders in their wake. And when Layla is framed for one of these attacks, the Saint patriarch offers a deal she can''t refuse: work with Elise to discover how the murders might be linked to rumours of a reaper cure. Once close friends, now bitter enemies, Elise and Layla explore the city''s underbelly, confronting their feelings for one another and uncovering sinister truths that threaten both reapers and humans alike.

Préface
THESE VIOLENT DELIGHTS meets THE GILDED WOLVES in this YA historical fantasy set in a darkly twisted 1920s Harlem, BITTERSWEET POISON is an enemies-to-lovers sapphic love story that transcends death itself.

Auteur
Hayley Dennings grew up in the Bay Area, where she spent most of her time writing and reading in between being a three-sport athlete. Her love of words and championing queer Black voices led her to getting a BA in English and French from Loyola Marymount University with a concentration in diversity and inclusion. When she isn't writing or reading, she's working her tech day job, managing her YouTube channel, spending time with her dogs, painting, or baking.

Texte du rabat

THESE VIOLENT DELIGHTS meets THE GILDED WOLVES in this historical fantasy set in a darkly twisted 1920s Harlem, THIS RAVENOUS FATE is an enemies-to-lovers sapphic love story that transcends death itself.