The Moonflower and the Wolf- By: Isabelle M. Radoi

The castle rises from the mist like a lover's sigh and a warning.
When Cedric and his fiancé seek shelter in a Carpathian fortress, he finds himself drawn to its veiled mistress with an intensity that defies reason. She haunts his dreams. Her voice sounds like home. And when she reveals her face, he knows with bone-deep certainty that he has loved her before.
Princess Viorina Drăculești has walked through four centuries of darkness without fear. But when Cedric arrives, she reaches for the veil with trembling hands, because she knows him. She has always known him. Cedric's body remembers what his mind has forgotten, and when he touches her, something in the castle's depths begins to wake. Something hungry. Something that has fed on suffering for centuries and will not let him leave alive. As Cedric's memories surface and vengeful ghosts take flesh, Viorina must face an impossible choice: let him go, or risk everything for one final chance at forever.

Some loves are beautiful.
Theirs is a feast for monsters.

Woven between the gothic shadows of 1890 and the doomed, sun-lit romance of 15th-century Wallachia, The Moonflower and the Wolf is a story of reincarnation, star-crossed devotion, and the devastating question at the heart of every fated love: is it love if it destroys everything around it?
A devastating gothic romance that pulls no punches. Beautifully written, achingly tragic, and utterly unforgettable.

A devastating gothic romance that pulls no punches. Beautifully written, achingly tragic, and
utterly unforgettable.
Perfect for fans of:
 Dark, atmospheric mood
 Vampire romance
 Dual-timeline historical fantasy
 Eastern European gothic
 Immortal x mortal love stories
 Interview with the Vampire
 The Historian
 Reincarnation romance
 The dark passion of Wuthering Heights

"Death has no hold over me, my love. For I'd slay death a million times to find you through mountains, over seas, past the stars and endless forests."