Blood and Fruit

The final book of the Passion Series.
Blood and Fruit tells the tale through six different points of view leading up to the blood moon rise and all that follows.
Hunter has grown up fast, and so to has his twin sister, Lilly. Nine months ago, they were babies, now they are eighteen, and still ageing.
Life is boring for Hunter, simple and maybe dangerous in the academy. Until Trey comes into his life. Linking his soul and becoming the first dhampir bonded to a lycan in history.
For Trey it is an inconvenience, for the rest of the lycan packs, it is dishonoring; for the morio, it is amusing. For Hunter, it’s just plain weird.
Lilly is distracted with desire for the first time in her simple life. Before Castiel, there was nothing but study, books, and science. But his kiss changes everything.
Ella has no memory of her past since waking nine months ago. Symbols and visions of a man named Lucifer drive her to hunt the lycan and the vampires. Getting caught wasn’t the plan; being placed in a training facility with other lycans wasn’t something she thought she’d be doing either, planning her escape is delayed when she meets a dhampir, the chosen one, who is said to rise Lucifer from his fiery prison.
Lucifer has burned in an eternal flame for a thousand thousand years, and the blood moon has come, will he rise and stand before mankind and bring forth their demise, or is there more to the tale of the first vampire?

For mature readers only. Adult themes present.