Even a Siren can sing a love song.
Loving her means losing her. Over and over again.
For centuries, Everest Hendry has lived with that one impossible, devastating truth.
But to gifted pianist Elma Carlo, he is nothing more than an arrogant, reclusive stranger. She has built a carefully composed life in Middle C, anchored by a fiercely loyal, gloriously eccentric group of friends who keep her laughing through the chaos.
Then a single glimpse of Everest’s photograph knocks her world completely out of tune.
Ancient languages begin to make sense. Folklore becomes fact. Dreams feel like memories. Elma discovers that friends can be monsters, monsters can be allies, and nearly everyone she loves is keeping an impossible secret. And Everest—the arrogant, dangerous, possibly unhinged vampire at the center of it all—begins to feel more familiar than anyone she has ever known.
He is determined to protect Elma from a supernatural threat he refuses to explain. As their flight takes them from the wilds of Alaska to Savannah to the hidden magical world of Vienna, he must keep her out of the hands of supernatural factions determined to control the power awakening inside her.
But the closer he draws to Elma, the harder it becomes to keep himself from falling in love with her.
Again.
To protect herself and the extraordinary found family surrounding her, Elma must embrace an identity both foreign and fierce, and learn to wield her power before someone else wields it for her. In the process, she discovers a passion neither time nor memory could erase.
Her mind may have forgotten Everest.
But her soul remembers.
