Ana Belle: Nice

She doesn't have a face. She has hundreds.

Ana Belle moves through the world's most dangerous circles wearing stolen identities — art dealers, socialites, women with passports and heartbreak and lives she borrows without permission. She feeds through seduction. She kills without evidence. She has never once stayed anywhere long enough to be found.

In Nice, everything changes.

Her target is dead. Her mission is compromised. And a vampyre she has never met knows her real name — the one that exists beneath every face she has ever worn.

Lucian Vael is everything Ana is not: controlled where she is instinctive, patient where she is relentless. He belongs to a rival clan. He should be her enemy. Instead he is the first person in centuries who has looked at her and seen what she actually is underneath all of it.

And he isn't looking away.

But Nice is more dangerous than either of them anticipated. A researcher with eleven years of secrets. A killer closing in with no clan loyalty and no limits. And a discovery about Ana's nature that will change the rules of their entire world — if she survives long enough to use it.

Ana Belle doesn't stay. She doesn't attach. She doesn't feel.

Nice is teaching her otherwise.

NICE is the first book in the Ana Belle series — dark paranormal romance with mafia energy, immortal tension, and a heroine who has been alive for centuries and is only now learning what it costs to want something.

For readers who like their romance slow-burning, their heroines dangerous, and their worlds lush enough to taste.