Vampires of Emberbury

When Julia asks her deceased husband to take her with him, she doesn’t expect an answer. But when it’s vampires who hear her request, she’s given a choice: follow her husband to the hereafter...or become a witch and assist the undead. As Julia tries to solve the mystery of her husband's death, she will get to know Ludovic, a charming Italian vampire who pledged to never fall in love with a witch again.

Alba is about to lose everything during an awful divorce...until she meets the Vampires of Emberbury, who dwell under an abandoned graveyard, stuck in Victorian times. They will make her a very interesting job offer, and she will get to meet Clarence, a mysterious vampire gentleman who thinks cloaks and top hats are still in fashion. With his help, Alba will figure out that, sometimes, the scariest monster isn’t the one with fangs.

Stray witch Alba is about to defy a vampire queen’s rules in order to undertake a journey to Italy in search of her witch ancestors, while Clarence seems to be having some mysterious vampire trouble he won’t share with anyone. Alba's quest might open a well-hidden Pandora’s box, which can put at risk the lives of those she loves the most...but might also teach her about magic, love, and the many things you can do with a mirror.

Welcome to the Witches' Masquerade, where everyone gets a dance with Death. Follow stray witch Alba to a secluded town in the French Pyrenees, where she and Clarence, her loyal vampire companion, will search for a long-lost spell which is their only hope to defeat a deadly curse. A remote abbey hiding a secret grimoire. Headless ghosts and mysterious vampire hunters. A dangerous European witch coven. This is the darkest book in the series, with an ending that won't leave anyone indifferent. 

“Let’s go,” Clarence said, glancing at the sky. The sun was about to rise. I threw him a helpless look, too embarrassed to reiterate my worries for the hundredth time. “You can do this. I believe in you.” He framed my face with his hands and kissed me, making all my doubts and fears evaporate. “See you in London.”