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These Crimson Pyres
Paperback
Series: These Crimson Pyres, Book 1
Publisher: Longdog Press
Published: Oct 25 2026
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.75 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
Vampires x Ninth House x Saltburn
A college for vampires. Shadow politics. Death.
Talon Barbet arrives at Vikberg with a dangerous secret: the girl posing as his dead sister is a human. While she finds belonging, Talon remains desperate to claim a place of his own, until he's granted a chance to join an exclusive Society. Talon is finally offered the acceptance he craves, but he could lose everything if they uncover the truth about his sister.
Cira Martorell refuses to believe her brother died from an overdose. When she discovers a journal hidden within Vikberg that hints at the truth, she becomes determined with uncovering what really happened the night he died. Only, the truth may be more devastating than she ever imagined.
Aaven Muro's world turns upside down when he's ordered to enroll at Vikberg and sit alongside the girl destined to become their next leader. Trapped between the demands of the Cabinet and the life he desires, defiance could cost him the boy he loves. And in a world where loyalty is enforced, falling out of line is deadly.
Welcome to Vikberg.
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