Kill your lover. Kiss your guardian. Die alone or die together.
Betrayed by her guardian and terrified of the monster Siarhei has become, Ace flees toward the Glare. But as she watches the man she loves burn in daylight, the loyalty she thought she had for Jackal shifts.
Siarhei is badly injured but not dead, and Ace’s mind is made up: she will take him to Solaire. Whether that will be a dungeon or a haven, she doesn't know. A problem for another day, after she crosses five hundred miles of desert without a sip of water and survives her lover, whose mind slips into something monstrous in the dark of the tunnels.
Abandoning his ward, Jackal drives as far as the fuel takes him. But when blood dementia claims his only companion, and all she wants is to go home, he goes where he’s avoided for two centuries—into the past, and onto Solaire.
As tensions rise, bodies pile, and the desert fortress reeks of death, he may yet discover the killer of Solaire.
When the Day Breaks is the conclusion to the Vampires and Other Calamities duet, and includes graphic violence, harsh language, and open door intimacy.
If vampires with wings, vampires without wings, machine guns mounted on electric trucks, and morally grey people who will do anything but be the hero sound like your kind of dark, this book is for you.
