The Frostveil Vow

Under a blood-moon prophecy that has haunted his pack since his birth, Frostveil heir Lysander must publicly reject his fated mate — vampire prince Caspian Ashthorne — to maintain his people's trust. But Caspian, an archivist who has spent decades researching forbidden bloodlines, arrives at the rejection ceremony already knowing the bond exists. He accepts the humiliation with the chilling grace of someone playing a longer game. When ritualistic murders begin carving ancient symbols into borderland victims, both are forced into an uneasy investigation that leads them from snowy hunting grounds to a crumbling cathedral shrine, where they discover a hidden marriage vow signed in stolen blood by their ancestors. The real enemy is not each other: it is a council of elders from both clans who have been preserving the war to protect their own power. As Lysander and Caspian trace the conspiracy deeper, their rejected bond rekindles into something neither expected — a connection that defies pack law, coven tradition, and every reason either of them has ever had to fear hope. Their final choice, sealed beneath the blood-moon that birthed the prophecy, will either break the ancient pact and collapse them into enemies — or unite their bloodlines in a forbidden union that brands them traitors to wolf and vampire alike, sparking the very war they were trying to end.