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DUSK is a dark fantasy romance novel about desire, memory, and the danger of awakening what was meant to remain buried.
When Aria returns to her ancestral home deep within Europe’s shadowed Labanoras Forest, the nightmare that haunted her childhood returns with her: a hooded rider astride a black horse, watching her from the edge of the night.
In the nearby manor, rotting beneath the weight of forgotten secrets, she uncovers the story of Elizabeth—a woman who lived and died under mysterious circumstances a century ago and who looks disturbingly like her.
As Aria’s visions grow more violent and seductive, she is drawn deeper into the past through Elizabeth’s diary, the decaying halls of the estate, and Kaius—the enigmatic new owner of the manor.
But dusk belongs to the Dark Rider: ancient, merciless, and unnaturally drawn to her. His presence stalks her nights like a fever dream—terrifying, intoxicating, impossible to resist. And with every encounter, Aria begins to fear that the darkness pursuing her is awakening something equally dangerous within herself.
To survive, she must uncover the truth behind Elizabeth’s death before the ancient evil claims her.
DUSK is a dark fantasy romance novel about desire, memory, and the danger of awakening what was meant to remain buried.
When Aria returns to her ancestral home deep within Europe’s shadowed Labanoras Forest, the nightmare that haunted her childhood returns with her: a hooded rider astride a black horse, watching her from the edge of the night.
In the nearby manor, rotting beneath the weight of forgotten secrets, she uncovers the story of Elizabeth—a woman who lived and died under mysterious circumstances a century ago and who looks disturbingly like her.
As Aria’s visions grow more violent and seductive, she is drawn deeper into the past through Elizabeth’s diary, the decaying halls of the estate, and Kaius—the enigmatic new owner of the manor.
But dusk belongs to the Dark Rider: ancient, merciless, and unnaturally drawn to her. His presence stalks her nights like a fever dream—terrifying, intoxicating, impossible to resist. And with every encounter, Aria begins to fear that the darkness pursuing her is awakening something equally dangerous within herself.
To survive, she must uncover the truth behind Elizabeth’s death before the ancient evil claims her.