Ashes, Webs & LiesA Modern Urban Vampire-Fae Romantasy
From blood magic and betrayal to beignets and a diamond ring… the ending you’ve waited for.
Survive being caged and bled dry? Check.
Try to take down the Black Widow with a transfigured vampire and our team? Check.
Save a princess, make lifelong friends, and possibly develop a beignet addiction? Absolutely.
All that’s left now is figuring out what “happily ever after” means when you’re dating a vampire.
This was never the life I expected…
But it’s definitely the one I’m thinking about.
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[This is book 4 in the four-book series and ends on a HEA. It's a fast-paced steamy romantasy. In this thrilling finale, Ava must outwit the Black Widow, survive a high-stakes trade, and end Eclipse’s blood empire for good with the help of her vampire love, witches and fae allies. Tropes include vampire lore, fae lore, found family, blood power, good vs evil, freedom.]
If you devoured True Blood and Twilight, this dangerously romantic series will leave your heart racing and your blood humming.
Jade Christy
Meet Jade Christy, the whimsical architect of love stories that leaves hearts aflutter and souls dancing in the moonlight. She is a firm believer in the notion that "love makes the world go round."
Jade’s stories bring an enchanting blend of steamy passion, tenderness and the undeniable allure of romance. Her stories guide readers through the rollercoaster of love's journey.
When not crafting stories, you'll likely find her surrounded by the unconditional affection of her furry companions—her canine confidantes who seem to understand the language of the heart. Her love for dogs is only rivaled by her affection for travel, especially when accompanied by her real-life hero, her husband.
The Immortal's Lie Series
If you love enemies-to-lovers tension, sharp-witted heroines, morally gray vampires, powerful fae, steamy moments, and high-stakes magical drama—and if you loved TRUE BLOOD and TWILIGHT, this series is for you.
The Immortal's Lie Series consists of four books and considered as a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
