Dragons of Blackmoor: (The Bloodwrought Cycle Book 1)
About
Some monsters are born. Others are made in the silence between questions.
She came back to forget. Blackmoor came alive to remind her.
After a year of silence, Melissa Moore is ready to put her family’s disappearance behind her. Her plan is simple: keep her head down, survive college, and stay out of the spotlight that once swallowed her whole.
But Blackmoor isn’t the kind of town that lets secrets stay buried.
When two locals vanish without a trace—including a student from her university—Melissa finds herself at the center of a chilling pattern. Whispers of old magic, haunted bloodlines, and a town that remembers everything begin to surface. And watching from the shadows is Xylar Thorne: enigmatic, untouchable, and unsettlingly drawn to her.
He’s not human. And deep down, neither is she.
As the past claws its way back, Melissa must decide if uncovering the truth is worth becoming the thing her family feared most.
A slow-burn supernatural fantasy full of secrets, grief, and tension that cuts deeper than claws. For fans of atmospheric worldbuilding, layered romance, and the kind of mystery that leaves bruises.
Praise for this book
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.Dragons of Blackmoor had me in a CHOKE HOLD. I devoured this book in a day; it was such a good read. The book gave me all the spooky and mysterious vibes. Add a brooding male lead with a bright and funny female lead, and you get intense YEARNING. I fell in love with our main characters and loved to see them grow emotionally, learning to trust each other while facing an unknown. I enjoyed the world building and where the book was headed. Now, I usually refuse to read books with cliff-hangers, and if this book weren't so good, I would not read the next one, but I'm addicted, and I NEED to know what happens next. I'm looking forward to the next book.