The Blood Race
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Alexandria has spent her entire life preparing for a race she was never meant to run. Hidden far from the hierarchy that would kill her if they knew who she was, she was raised with one truth: if you ever enter the Blood Race, you must win it.
Because losing isn’t just death.
It’s enslavement.
It’s having her power tethered, her identity exposed, and her son executed for the crime of being born.
Alex is forced into the 100th Blood Race, a brutal gauntlet where thousands enter and only ten survive. The trials are designed to break bodies and minds: enchanted forests that hunt you, predators disguised as competitors, and elimination rounds where mercy is a liability.
Alex expects danger.
She doesn’t expect him.
Gavin, a knight of the Queen’s Guard, is the one person she never thought she’d see again—the stranger from a single night years ago, the father of her son, the man whose presence still pulls at her like a live wire under her skin. Their connection is impossible to ignore: a hum that grows into shared emotion, shared instinct, and eventually shared thought. But Gavin is sworn to the hierarchy she’s hiding from, and Alex knows trusting him could cost her everything.
Yet every time she tries to keep her distance, fate forces them together—through battles, near‑deaths, and the quiet moments between trials when the world feels briefly safe. Gavin becomes the one person who sees her strength, her fear, and the fire she’s trying to keep contained.
But Alex cannot afford distractions.
Not when predators like Sebastian mark her as prey.
Not when every trial pushes her closer to exposure.
Winning the Blood Race is her only chance at freedom.
Losing means chains, death, or worse—her son in the hands of the hierarchy.
Because losing isn’t just death.
It’s enslavement.
It’s having her power tethered, her identity exposed, and her son executed for the crime of being born.
Alex is forced into the 100th Blood Race, a brutal gauntlet where thousands enter and only ten survive. The trials are designed to break bodies and minds: enchanted forests that hunt you, predators disguised as competitors, and elimination rounds where mercy is a liability.
Alex expects danger.
She doesn’t expect him.
Gavin, a knight of the Queen’s Guard, is the one person she never thought she’d see again—the stranger from a single night years ago, the father of her son, the man whose presence still pulls at her like a live wire under her skin. Their connection is impossible to ignore: a hum that grows into shared emotion, shared instinct, and eventually shared thought. But Gavin is sworn to the hierarchy she’s hiding from, and Alex knows trusting him could cost her everything.
Yet every time she tries to keep her distance, fate forces them together—through battles, near‑deaths, and the quiet moments between trials when the world feels briefly safe. Gavin becomes the one person who sees her strength, her fear, and the fire she’s trying to keep contained.
But Alex cannot afford distractions.
Not when predators like Sebastian mark her as prey.
Not when every trial pushes her closer to exposure.
Winning the Blood Race is her only chance at freedom.
Losing means chains, death, or worse—her son in the hands of the hierarchy.


















































