Her Ruin, His Cure

She’s ruined. He’s never been kissed. One midnight sip changes everything.

Lady Lydia Rolff has been living with a secret: a devastating illness, courtesy of the rake who seduced her and vanished. Society would cast her out if they knew — and she’s certain the gentle scholar next door deserves better than a ruined chit like her.

Edwin March has translated every filthy poem by Catullus, but has never so much as kissed a woman. When Lydia slips through his window begging for help, he doesn’t hesitate to offer the only thing she needs: his untouched blood.

Now Lydia’s healthy and fanged. What started as a cure is about to become the third confirmed case of steamy vampirism in the British peerage.

Her Ruin, His Cure is an unapologetically filthy, fast-burning, bite-sized 12,000-word Regency romance featuring pining friends to lovers, a wallflower-turned-vampiress, and a scholar with a talent for poetic dirty talk.