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Sold into marriage by her father’s reckless gamble, Mina Murray travels across Europe to wed a Transylvanian nobleman cloaked in mystery.
The castle towers above the mountains, a fortress of stone and silence that seems to watch her every step. Once inside, she feels trapped within a gilded cage—every door locked, every corridor alive with listening shadows.
The Count is charming, yet secretive, and Mina soon realizes the truth her new husband conceals may be far more monstrous than she dares imagine. Silenced and far from home, she must trust her instincts if she hopes to survive the castle—and the master who rules it.
Midnight Covenant is the first book of the Cursed in Crimson duology.
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The firs thing I must say is that I, myself, love Dracula. And by that I mean it is obssessive: I own eight copies of the book, (including a highly exclusive edition with only 5k of them printed), an expensive Castle Dracula lego and quite the assortmen of funkos. It is known that I am a hardcore fan, and if bats of Dracula come up with my friends aroun they all turn to look at me so we have that.Did I devour this? Yes. Am I a tad bit too purist in terms of the canon to love some creative liberties taken? Also yes, but it works (even if it hurts my poor fangirl heart).I won't say much about the plot, which fairly ressembles the original source, but I will, however, say that I will forever remember the Count speaking about how he was born to conquer. All that being said, I'm no curious about how it will all end in book 2, so count me (lame ass pun, I know, but it is in my nature to always make it) in for part 2 as soon as it drops.