The Monster and the Last Blood Match
Before The Wren in the Holly Library, there was The Monster and the Last Blood Match―the enthralling beginning to a world of passion, power, and secrets. When a human ventures into the world of vampires, she discovers that not all is what it seems.
For Reyna Carpenter, giving up her body isn’t a choice―it’s survival.
In a world where humans are currency and vampires rule from the shadows, Reyna accepts a high-paying position among the wealthy and ruthless elite. Her new job: a live-in blood escort for the enigmatic and dangerously powerful Beckham Anderson. She expects cruelty. She expects hunger. She expects to become his next meal.
But Beckham won’t drink from her.
He keeps his distance, his unreadable gaze shadowed by something far more dangerous than just desire. As the nights pass, Reyna begins to sense it―an invisible war being waged around her, secrets that twist through the corridors of Visage, and whispers of something far more valuable than power.
Because Reyna isn’t just rare―she’s the key to something bigger than she ever imagined. And the reason Beckham refuses to taste her blood?
It might not just change them―it might destroy everything.
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K.A. Linde's writing invites readers to step into worlds where love is anything but simple. Her novels pulse with the kind of raw emotion and complex relationships that keep readers turning pages late into the night, eagerly seeking both the heartache and the hope her stories deliver. Known for her contemporary romance and fantasy, Linde's work balances intense passion with moments of vulnerability, creating a distinctive voice that resonates deeply with fans.
Born into a military family, Linde's childhood was anything but static. Moving frequently across the United States, with a brief stint in Australia, she learned early on the art of adaptation. But more than just adjusting to new places, she discovered her love for creating stories—imaginary worlds to ground herself when the world around her was ever-changing. By the age of 14, she had penned her first novel—a 90,000-word story sparked by a geography assignment—and from that moment, the idea of writing became inseparable from her identity.
Blood Type
Trilogy.
Blood Type consists of three books and considered as a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
