New York Times bestselling author
Sunday Times bestselling author

The magnetic first volume in New York Times bestselling author, Helen Hardt's new series, the Blood Bond Saga.

Blood Bond Saga: 1

Vampire Dante Gabriel is starving. What he craves is red gold – human blood. After being held captive as a blood slave to a female vampire for years, he has finally escaped. Unchained at last, he follows his nose to the nearest blood bank to sate his hunger.

ER nurse Erin Hamilton expects just another busy night shift … until she finds a gorgeous stranger vandalising the hospital blood bank. Though her logic tells her to turn him in, she’s pulled by stronger and unfamiliar emotions to protect the man who seems oddly infatuated with her scent. Chemistry sizzles between them, but Dante, plagued by nightmares of his time in captivity, fears he won’t be able to control himself … especially when he discovers a secret she doesn’t even know she’s hiding.

Blood Bond Saga: 2

Dante Gabriel is angry. Someone has violated the woman whose scent has left him emotionally paralysed, and he’s become unhinged. He vows to protect Erin Hamilton – mostly from himself.

Erin has other ideas. She’s determined to figure out the strange man who keeps leaving her aroused and unsatisfied. When she pushes Dante for answers, he goes looking for them himself. What he uncovers could put Erin in mortal danger, with him as her only salvation.

Blood Bond Saga: 3

Now that Dante Gabriel recognises the blood bond Erin Hamilton has formed with him, he has unwound a little. Still, he must find a way to convince her that she must complete the bond for both their sakes. Vampires are rapidly dying out, and humans have long considered them nothing more than a myth. How can he make her understand?

Erin has fallen in love with Dante, but she’s still confused and angered by his behaviour. To keep her mind occupied, she immerses herself in a mystery that has evolved at work. Patients have been disappearing from the hospital, and Erin begins to wonder if one of the ER doctors might be involved.