When the war of blood finally ends, silence does not bring peace.
It brings forgetting.

Lucien Vael Thorne, the last vampire king, rules a city rebuilt upon a vow he no longer remembers. His kingdom thrives?but his mind fractures, piece by piece, devoured by the ancient covenant that once saved the world. Each night he dreams of a red-haired boy calling his name. Each dawn, the name is gone, leaving only a heartbeat that does not belong to him.

In the lower gardens of Edevra, a human named Elias returns under another name, carrying secrets written in blood. Once, he was the boy the king swore to protect. Now, he must awaken memories that were erased by the very love that bound them. But every drop of blood he gives to heal Lucien takes something from him in return?a memory, a truth, a part of himself.

And somewhere in the shadows, Silas, the king's brother and betrayer, sings again?the forbidden song of the Blood Choir, a magic that can rewrite every vow ever made. If the ritual succeeds, it will unmake the bond between human and vampire forever... along with every memory of love that once defied it.

As the covenant begins to unravel, Lucien and Elias are caught between desire and duty, haunted by what their blood remembers even when their minds do not. Their hearts know the truth long before their tongues dare to speak it.
To save the realm, they must destroy the bond that gave them life?or surrender to it completely.

In this darkly lyrical tale of immortality, obsession, and devotion,
The Vampire's Covenant continues the epic begun in The Vampire's Garden, weaving a story where blood is memory, love is law, and every oath demands a price.

Because in the kingdom of Vaelmir,
to love is to bleed?and to forget is to die.