Vampires of Eden, Thomas, is the maximally comforting and heartfelt conclusion to a trilogy steeped in self-reflection and growth, overcoming hard things and surrendering to passionate, consenting (and sometimes unexpected) romance.

When Thomas Antony Blakeley is sold in a blind marriage contract to a mysterious purebred vampire, he doesn’t know what to think, and frankly, he doesn’t care. Thomas has recently been tortured and starved by his fathers, and he wonders if he’ll ever recover not just physically, but emotionally. If he’ll ever return to some semblance of the dignified, dynamic and intellectually curious vampire he once was before the abuse.

Cameron Dwight Ashford has made a hasty decision based on a wild instinct that he doesn’t quite understand. He is not inherently lustful like other vampires, but after being forced to make a marriage arrangement, he wonders if he’s forever ruined the carefully crafted peace within his home environment, and his mind.

Two unlikely paths collide in this slow-burn romance centered in healing, consent, patience and hope.