Silver Under Nightfall: The most exciting gothic romantasy you'll read all year!

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A magical detective dives into the affairs of Chicago's divine monsters to secure a future with the love of her life. But the noble was also looking at him with more than just that—there was a spark of sudden interest in that coal-black gaze, the amber highlights within it making him look all the more arresting.

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A straight blade no longer than his forearm but equally as sharp as the scythes’ had been soldered onto the end, and Remy swung it in a wide arc. First-year debutantes tended to flee from him once the introductions were over, which was only a shade politer than those in their second and third years, who needn’t bother speaking to him at all.

But this vampire noble had carried with him the very faintest of fragrances, as unnerving as it was unfamiliar. So he concentrated on his sixteen years of training—sixteen years of getting bled out and stabbed and maimed so badly that his sharpened senses could pinpoint exactly where she was about to attack based on which part of his body was already phantom-aching. The vampire plucked the dagger out from his sibling’s throat, as graceful as such an action could ever be, and tossed it back at Remy, who caught the blade.

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It was presented to me as horror and the scientific experimentation with zombie-like monsters who roam the countryside and infect others definitely has that vibe. Remy had not brought enough sacks to stuff the lot in, though the wagon he’d left waiting near the side road should be enough to bring their bodies away along with Lady Daneira’s. Before the vampire could crow about his victory, he had already driven one into his pale white throat. Lady Daneira was freshly turned, but still a freshly turned novice, even if that made her a thousand times deadlier than the average fighter. They told Nerdist, “When coming up with ideas for the cover, I wanted to focus on the complex relationship Remy has between his upbringing and what he learns on his journey throughout the book.I wasn’t sure what I was getting myself into this book, and now that I’ve read it I’m still not entirely sure. Who’s to say that we didn’t stumble upon a depraved hunter assaulting a sweet young girl out here and took justice into our own hands? He looked at the remains of the vampires strewn around, and then at the headless body of Lady Daneira, still as peaceful as when he had first laid her out, untouched by the carnage. The author’s upcoming book follows Remy Pendergast as he investigates a terrifying new breed of vampire.