How to Get Rid of a Human in Five Days

She’s supposed to kill vampires… not want to date one…

Savannah Morgan comes from a legendary line of vampire hunters. Unfortunately… She’s terrible at it. Having never successfully killed a vampire, she’s the black sheep of her family. Desperate to prove herself, she tracks a vampire to Moonstone Falls—convinced she’s ready for her first real kill.

Instead, she finds Byron Nightshade.

Grumpy. Book-obsessed. Irritatingly hot. Definitely a vampire. And completely uninterested in being staked.

After one too many failed attempts (and a concerning amount of property damage to Byron’s house and cozy little bookstore), Byron offers Savannah a deal: He’ll teach her how to hunt dangerous vampires if she stops trying to plunge a stake in his heart or turn him to ash.

What could go wrong? Everything, apparently. Because “training sessions” turn into late nights spent sparring, bodies touching, mouths and hands caressing forbidden places.

Savannah’s supposed to hate vampires. She’s not supposed to want one for a boyfriend. She knows getting close to a vampire is dangerous. But falling for one could be fatal.

Byron definitely shouldn’t want to bed the adorable little vampire hunter. She’s his natural enemy after all, but why does he want to sink his fangs into her neck while taking her to bed? Why can’t keep his fangs to himself?

When a real predator hits town, they’re forced onto the same side—and suddenly the stakes are suddenly too real.

Perfect for fans of My Roommate is a Vampire and Oops I Hexed Him Again—a flirty, fang-filled enemies to lovers romance where love might just be worth the a stake to the heart.