Davie Pearl writes slow-burn romance with unforgettable characters, sharp humor, and a touch of the supernatural. When she's not dreaming up fictional worlds, she's usually reading, writing, or convincing herself that just one more chapter won't keep her up all night. Blood & Biochemistry is her debut novel.
Evangeline Harper came to Ravenwood University for one reason: earn her scholarship and survive. Sharing a dorm suite with three hockey players—especially the cold, infuriatingly handsome Adrian Blackwood—was never part of the plan. As chemistry turns into obsession and danger closes in, Evie begins to wonder if Adrian is hiding more than secrets... and whether falling for him could cost her everything.
Quinn Keller has one goal: survive senior year, keep her head down, and get out of Sable Creek. Between an abusive mother, a house that never feels safe, and a target painted on her back by the school’s reigning queen bee, disappearing is the only strategy that’s ever worked. She doesn’t do friends. She doesn’t do attention. And she especially doesn’t do six-foot-five motorcycle-club bad boys with anger issues and a reputation that clears hallways.
Silas “Havoc” Crowe wants the opposite of quiet. He wants to graduate, claim the inheritance his dead mother left him, and never take another order from the father who threw him away. Living at the Ironhaven MC clubhouse suits him just fine—until his U.S. History teacher pairs him with the one girl in school who flinches when people get too close.
Their project is the Salem Witch Trials.
Their partnership is a disaster waiting to happen.
Forced to work together, Quinn’s careful walls and Silas’s sharp edges collide hard. She’s everything he shouldn’t want: soft-spoken, book-smart, and terrified of being seen. He’s everything she’s spent years avoiding: loud, dangerous, and impossible to ignore. But the more time they spend buried in research and late-night texts, the harder it becomes to pretend the only thing between them is a grade.
Because in a town that thrives on secrets and scars, the quiet girl and the burnout might be the only ones who truly see each other—
and the only ones who can ruin each other completely.