'A darkly compelling story that sinks its teeth in you and doesn't let go . . . I'm obsessed with this cut-throat world.' Pascale Lacelle, New York Times-bestselling author of Curious Tide

'A completely original, deliciously dark take on vampires that pulls none of its punches. I had my heart in my mouth from the first page to the very last.' Sarah Underwood, New York Times-bestselling author of Lies We Sing to the Sea

'A decadent dark academia fantasy that's as entrancing as it is haunting. With enthralling characters, a thrilling plot, and a delicious mystery, Tigest Girma serves up vampires like never before seen.' Nia Davenport, award-winning Author of The Blood Gift Duology

'Crackles with razor-sharp tension . . . A breathless, breathtaking debut that tempts as much as it haunts.' Deborah Falaye, award-winning author of Blood Scion

'Intoxicating, compelling, and violently romantic, Immortal Dark demands to be made an obsession . . . This is, quite simply, the enemies-to-lovers story you've been waiting for.' M.K. Lobb, author of Seven Faceless Saints

'A deeply seductive tale . . . Girma's take on vampire lore is imaginative and brilliantly crafted. Impossible to put down.' Tanvi Berwah, author of Monsters Born and Made

'A ferocious debut . . . Thanks to its detailed worldbuilding, vicious heroine, and suspenseful twists, you'll support women's wrongs from bloody start to finish.' Kamilah Cole, author of So Let Them Burn

'Kept me reading long into the night. A fresh, devious spin on vampires that's sure to delight.' Rena Barron, author of The Kingdom of Souls trilogy

'Delivers a terrifying vicious protagonist, a fresh take on vampires, and heartpounding twists.' Gabi Burton, author of Sing Me to Sleep

'The book YA readers of dark academia and romantasy have been waiting for - something with the violence and passion of genre bestsellers such as Sarah J. Maas and Rebecca Yarros . . . Immortal Dark is a fresh and captivating addition to the genre.' BOOKS+PUBLISHING

'Knowledge, sensuality, power and violent desire - all pulse from the pages . . . An engrossing, deeply imagined re-invigoration of a popular genre.' THE AGE