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Vampire in Oxford

(2026)
(The first book in the Shadowblood Chronicles series)
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Prince Jael of the Severin never meant to unlock the Crimson Gateway beneath his parents’ castle.

The portals had been sealed for millennia. Only the female Fae of Caldaen were meant to wield dream-sorcery. Jael forced himself into lucidity, crossed the gateway, and emerged in a mirrored Oxford.

The Severin once roamed the ten Clone-Earths for ages, until a Pagan witch and a Catholic monk worked together to seal the Crimson Gateways centuries ago. Now Jael has reopened the path for his people to feed on souls once more—and reclaim their lost immortality.

But keeping a Crimson Gateway open comes at a cost. A mysterious witch has noticed the breach, and she has no intention of letting Jael live long enough to allow more Severin through.

Jael believed that if one Severin prince could cross, others would follow. He was wrong.

Now he stands between two Oxfords—one medieval, one modern—caught between duty, survival, and the women drawn into his orbit as power awakens and the Etherweb opens to his dream-sorcery.

A dark supernatural fantasy with explicit romantic content for men integrated into the story, blending action, portal fantasy, and rising power across medieval Caldaen and 1990s Earth.

Think X-Files meets Stranger Things—if the monsters could be heroes, and the heroes had teeth.

*** *** ***Contains adult themes, violence, and explicit romantic content (18+). Includes M/F, F/F, and FMF+ dynamics.




Genre: Fantasy

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