Rite of Blood and Loss
Beatrice never imagined someone could end up dead.
After a middle-of-the-night summons from Lord Fallmartin leads to a revelation Beatrice was never expecting, she realises her time at court is going to be much more dangerous than she first thought, and that the enemy might be closer than she could have imagined.
Soon, it seems as if the only person she can rely on is Linc, but even that bond is tested as the realities of living in a world full of vampires and the political games they're playing to keep themselves in power start to sink in.
Do Beatrice and Linc have what it takes to accept their place at court?
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Rite of Blood and Loss is book six of House of Blood and Roses. It is a fantasy romance series full of vampires, court intrigue, and an established m/f romance.
Laura Greenwood
Laura Greenwood’s stories weave together magic, mythology, and romance, creating worlds where fantasy flourishes and love knows no boundaries. A USA Today Bestselling Author, Laura has captivated readers with her paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and fantasy romance novels, earning a dedicated following across the globe.
When she's not crafting her spellbinding tales, Laura enjoys the simple pleasures of life—drinking copious amounts of tea, indulging in French macarons (though she often tries to resist), and pursuing her fascination with ancient cultures as she works toward a diploma in Egyptology. Her stories are often set in the UK, a place she calls home, where the misty landscapes and rich history serve as a backdrop for the fantastical worlds she creates.
House Of Blood And Roses
A fantasy romance series with vampires, court intrigue, and a slow burn arranged marriage romance (with steam).
Series Overview
- Point Of View: Single, First Person
- Point Of View Character: Beatrice
- Heat Level: Medium, Open Door
- Relationship Type: M/F
- Build: Slow
- Cliffhangers: Sometimes
- Tense: Present
House Of Blood And Roses consists of eight primary books, and includes three additional books that complement the series but are not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
