In an attempt to save herself from her father, Lianne Montgomery is forced to wed Avien Valtore the fabled devil.thrown into a life riddled with stolen kisses,romantic moments and mystery, Lianne must try to stay afloat especially now when dreams turn reality.

Rose Finnigan is a noble mans daughter particularly the daughter of the Grand Duke of Orthington, third in command over all of Rathmore. She derived pleasure in sneaking out of her fathers manor home, they had recently moved into for the harvest season, to serve as a bar maid in the little town just outside their home. With the threat of war in the air, the King has ordered a conscription of all the young able bodied men in the kingdom so its no strange thing when one night, the new recruits fresh out of training come riding through town to the border. With the promise of impending death, at least in her opinion, they stop at the Toadsfoot, the inn where Rose works, for a night of drunken fun. There she meets the handsome and soft spoken Eros that blushed at the slightest teasing. What happens when her father is called back to the Rathmore court a few years following the war to make her official debut and she discovers that the green boy she had had a one night rendezvous with was none other than the Crown Prince Eric? And not only that but he had grown into a man hardened by the sorrows of war hell bent on breaking his promise to her. Would she be able to rekindle the spark they had once shared or will she let his icy exterior push her away?

Aria Montgomery as a child is separated from her mother who is killed by a vampire. In an attempt to flee, she is rescued by Lady Clarabelle who makes her her ward. But when she is forced to marry Crown prince Zander of whose kind she hates, she's determined to make his life miserable. He's ruthless and cold, the devil's incarnate. The ladies would kill for him, the men envy him and his enemies cower from him. He has no place for love in his heart. There's a thin line been love and hate and as they'll come to realize, love really does exist, even in the hearts of those that don't know how to.