Book profile
White Mountain
- Subgenre
- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2026-10-13
- Spice
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In the conclusion of the Black River duology, teenager Opi Silver of the small community of White Mountain wrestles with being turned into a vampire alongside her sister Dusty and their friends. As Opi fights to control her insatiable bloodlust, persistent classmate Eli Blake insists on staying close to help her, leaving her unable to distinguish romantic attraction from predatory hunger. The group's hidden vampiric identities are threatened when a relentless detective begins investigating the town's trail of unsolved deaths. With old enemies resurfacing and new dangers closing in, Opi must embrace the darkness she has been resisting in order to protect the people she loves.
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- Vampire Romance: “swoon-worthy vampire romance with an epic twist” source
- Hidden Identity: “everything the Silver sisters and their friends have hidden is on the verge of being exposed” source
- Chosen One: “Why us? Why this mountain?” source
- Dark Romance: “she may have to embrace the darkness she's been fighting” source
- Small Town Romance: “the teenagers of White Mountain learned the truth of what makes them bloodthirsty” source
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