In a world of blood, secrets, and pirouettes, survival might just depend on a leap of faith. My world fell apart the moment my career as a ballerina ended. One injury and everything I worked for was gone. So, I did what anyone would do—I ran. To Vienna, where I could hide from the weight of my shattered dreams and just… breathe. But things didn’t go as planned.

Instead of finding peace, I found myself abducted by a coven of vampires and dragged to Anghor Manor. Great. Now I’m a prisoner in a gilded mansion with two options: die or join them. Neither seems like a winning choice, so I do what I do best: I fight. Ballet becomes my only escape, a way to keep my sanity, but there's a problem—Caius.

The dark, brooding vampire who owns this place. He’s cold, detached, and completely unreadable, yet I can’t seem to stay away. There’s something about him that pulls me in, even though every instinct tells me to stay as far from him as possible.

As I dig deeper into the secrets of the manor, I realize there’s more at play here than just my captivity. Caius is locked in a battle with rogue vampires creating blood-thirsty monsters—night walkers that could destroy both humans and vampires. The danger’s closing in, and the more I fight my growing feelings for Caius, the more I realize I might have already lost.

In a world where blood and ballet collide, I’m not sure if I can escape the darkness he’s part of—or if I even want to.

Blood and Ballet is a stand alone paranormal romance.

Content warning: There are instances of drinking blood, mild sexual content, captivity, mention of rape, and mild violence. It is advised that listeners take these things into consideration when deciding if this book is right for them.