'Brutal romance, vicious stakes, and a twisty mystery.' Hannah Whitten I'm becoming what I always have been, deep inside. A blade. When Fin takes her secret lover's place in the village's Finding, she's whisked away to Castle Courtsheart, a notorious vampire school, where human students either become powerful vampires or spend the rest of their lives as a lowly human. . . that's if they survive long enough. But Fin has no intention of becoming a vampire - she intends to kill them. Fin is quickly swept up in her new world and its inhabitants - particularly Gavron, her handsome and hostile vampire maker, whose blood is nothing short of intoxicating. As she uncovers a string of murders and a deadly ritual that threatens both vampires and humans. Now, Fin must find the killer before she loses her life or betrays her heart! Court of the Undying Seasons is a deliciously dark romantic novel and a pitch perfect modern take on classic vampire tropes. 'A wildly imaginative world, a delightful cast of characters, and prose that expertly threads the needle between creepy and camp, this is a book to be devoured' *Allison Saft, author of The Foxglove King 'Enthralling, bloodthirsty and unapologetically queer'* *Laura Pohl, author of The Grimrose Girls 'A dizzyingly dark reminder that it's family that makes us human - even if you choose the family yourself, even if you're no longer human at all'* Andrew Joseph White, author of Hell Followed with Us 'With brutal romance, vicious stakes, and a twisty mystery, Court of The Undying Seasons takes everything we love about vampires and cranks it to a whole new level' Hannah Whitten, author of For the Wolf and For the Throne 'A wildly imaginative world, a delightful cast of characters, and prose that expertly threads the needle between creepy and camp, this is a book to be devoured' *Allison Saft, New York Times bestselling author of A Far Wilder Magic 'Enthralling, bloodthirsty and unapologetically queer'* *Laura Pohl, author of The Grimrose Girls and The Wicked Remain 'A dizzyingly dark reminder that it's family that makes us human - even if you choose the family yourself, even if you're no longer human at all'* Andrew Joseph White, author of Hell Followed with Us