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Sacrifice

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2022
Rating
★ 3.3 · 64 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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Sacrifice is a romantasy novel following a half-human, half-vampire woman who has spent her entire life desperate to escape her father's controlling compound. Her father arranges for her to be sent to Malachi Zion, the last vampire in his family, to serve as his personal blood bank, with the ulterior motive of gaining control over a new vampire bloodline if she becomes pregnant by Malachi. Trapped in Malachi's home, she initially views him as a monstrous enemy, but slow-burn tension grows as she learns he is not the villain she expected, a dynamic further complicated by the arrival of Malachi's two friends. As she fights to secure her long-desired freedom, she risks losing the unexpected bonds she has formed with the vampires holding her.

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  • Captive Romance: “My role is to play resident blood bank and, should Malachi knock me up, my father gets access to a whole new bloodline to control.” source
  • Forced Proximity: “As long as we're stuck in this house together, I'm a trap just waiting to be sprung.” source
  • Strong Heroine: “All my life, I've wanted nothing more than to escape my father's compound.” source
  • Vampire Romance: “He's sent me to Malachi Zion, the last vampire in his family.” source
  • Why Choose: “And then his two friends show up and complicate things exponentially.” source
  • Enemies to Lovers: “the more I realize that he's not the monster I first thought, which makes it harder to resist the heat that flares between us” source

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