Blood Red Rage
Some love stories begin with flowers, awkward first dates and nervous smiles.
Blood Red Rage begins with a vampire looking across a crowded nightclub and realizing the woman staring back at him belongs to him. For Viking Dragic, that moment changes everything.
Viking has survived centuries of violence, bloodshed and enemies who would happily see the Dragic family destroyed. He is feared for his temper, respected for his strength and known for a rage so vicious that even other vampires know when to get out of his way.
Bryn is human, stubborn, independent and completely unprepared for the supernatural world she is dragged into when she catches Viking Dragic’s attention. She has a normal job, normal friends and a normal life.
Then Viking walks into it. For Viking, the bond is immediate and absolute. Bryn becomes something he has never had before. Something he never believed he needed. Home.
Their relationship is anything but easy. Bryn refuses to become a prisoner simply because Viking is terrified of losing her. Viking struggles to understand that protecting the woman he loves does not mean controlling every step she takes.
They fight. They argue. They push every one of each other’s buttons. And underneath all of it grows something neither of them can deny. Love.
Blood Red Rage is not only Viking and Bryn’s story. At its heart, it is also a story about family.
The Dragic brothers are powerful, ruthless and terrifying when threatened, but behind closed doors they are also brothers who torment one another mercilessly, fathers completely controlled by their children and mates who would burn entire cities before allowing harm to reach the women they love.
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