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The Vampire's Guide to Wooing a Scholar: A Historical Fantasy Romance
Paperback
Series: Fated Vampire Mates, Book 2
Publisher Price: $17.99
ISBN13: 9781969349959
Publisher: Dragonblade Publishing, Inc.
Published: Feb 21 2026
Pages: 222
Weight: 0.56
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
He's survived centuries, but can he survive her?
After ten years of searching for a cure to the panic attacks that have kept him trapped in a remote Scottish castle, Marcus Deville, the Earl of Kingsberry, struggles to establish dominance and maintain the emotional distance necessary to keep his vampire siblings from killing each other. So, when he mistakenly receives an impassioned complaint intended for his publishing company, he cannot resist writing back and embarks on a secret months-long correspondence with an equally lonely woman in Toronto.
Aspiring scholar Winifred Belltree longs for the freedom to research natural disasters, even if the only person who appreciates her interest is a solitary inventor living thousands of miles away. So, when her mother threatens to sell every book in their library if she doesn't find a husband by the end of the season, she expresses her frustration to the earl, only for him to offer a solution to both of their problems: a marriage of convenience.
Winifred agrees, despite her family's concerns about her new husband's nocturnal schedule. But as late-night experiments and days exploring an impressive library turn into socialization practice sessions designed to help him manage his attacks, Marcus and Winifred must decide what matters more: their passions-or their hearts.
Tropes You'll Love:
- Marriage of Convenience
- Gothic Setting
- Giant Library
- Age Gap
- Beauty and the Beast Retelling
- Pen Pals to Lovers
- He Falls First
- Mutual Pining
- Shy Hero
- Bluestocking Heroine
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