When newly elected Vampire District Representative, Everett Sinclair, has to attend a weekend retreat in the snowy mountains of Georgia, the last the wants is to be stranded with Chrissy Day. She is the human district representative, and she is a known vampire hater. She sees his kind as nothing but monsters after one killed her brother. 

Chrissy has spent years only dealing with vampires when she has to, mostly because of her job. That’s why being trapped with Everett feels like slow torture and threatens to test her resolve in the most dangerous of ways. 

Everett is charming, he’s smart, he’s kind, and he has a crimson gaze that threatens to scare Chrissy as much as it causes those stupid butterflies. It’s annoying as much as it’s tempting, and it quickly melts the icy wall Chrissy has built around her heart since her brother’s death.

With tension and chemistry running high between them with their every interaction, they face their tragic pasts, the politics of vampire and human dynamics, and the storm of emotion their relationship causes that has nothing to do with the winter storm brewing outside.