Bree Wilde
That Vast Hunger | Signed By Author
That Vast Hunger | Signed By Author
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He stole her heart. She stole his memories.
Wanted for murder, Secora Reed serves a vampiric clan in exchange for their protection. As their resident witch, she heals curse-inflicted vampires and does her best to forget her bloodied past. But when the only man sheās ever loved crashes back into her life, her fragile stability is threatened.
Elliot Lyrie barely remembers his former classmate, Secora Reed. He knows she was a Dark One. An orphan. An outcast. And, most markedly, his best friendās sadistic killer. But when Elliot is attacked by a mob of vampires, Secora is inexplicably the one to save him.
When he discovers she stole his memories, Elliot makes Secora an offer she canāt refuse. He will help heal her cursed vampires, and in exchange, she will return his memories. Though she accepts, Secora has no intention of honoring the bargain.
After all, she knows better than anyone: the past holds power and Elliotās might just destroy her hard-won future.
THAT VAST HUNGER is a witch romantasy and is part of an interconnected series of standalones. Featuring second-chance romance, stolen memories (amnesia with a twist!), and open-door spice, it is told in dual, first person POV.
