Imprinted: A Love Story

Archer falls ill with Malaria at a young age. Elaine, Archer's mother, begs Clearance, a vampire, to turn her son so his brother, Brae would not live alone after their parent's passing. Clearance is now Archer's sire and friend. They travel the world together, meeting people and living the free life of a vampire.
Archer, a non-human killing vampire, annually visits his family's final resting place in Troy, Wisconsin. There he meets the new owner of his childhood home, Liz. Liz is a younger woman who plans to sell the estate. Archer becomes mesmerized with Liz's beauty. Sweat perpetrates Archer's body whenever he is near Liz. However, Vampires do not sweat. Is there something wrong with him? Vampires can read people's minds, but he cannot read Liz's. How can Liz hide her thoughts from him?
Liz is hiding a secret from Archer. A secret that can change his life for the better. Can Archer discover Liz's secret before it is too late? Liz falls in love with Archer, but can they be together when they come from two different worlds?
Liz's former covenant does not want Liz and Archer to be together. They attack Liz's farm to stop them from marrying. Liz's mother, Zella, tries to help them. Zella's realm is attacked and burned for her efforts. Can they stop the realm from being destroyed?
Love prevails between Archer and Liz. A child is born, leaving way for the covenant to fear the worst. The wicked leader, Chloe, attacks Liz and Archer forcing the vampires to join ranks against the witches. Can they win a battle and change history for the supernaturals?
Their child draws the attention of an angry demon, Trojan. He kidnaps the child and takes it to another realm. Can they find the child before the Trojan kills it? Will Liz and Archer find happiness in a world that is changing for the supernatural's?
Read Imprinted and discover two people's journey in a world where the magical world forbids their love for their kind. This book is filled with romance, twists, and mystery. A book you will not want to put down until you finish it.