The Serpent and the Wings of Night

Morally grey men, vampires who bite, and a heroine who bites back twice as hard … Smoldering with heat, Broadbent leaves us begging for more in the best way! – K. A. Linde, No. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author of The Wren in the Holly LibraryI was hooked from the first page, and not for one second was there a lull in the action .? . . From sexual tension to violence and fights to the death – it’s a gorgeously gritty read which will satisfy that fantasy craving – MetroAn addictive enemies-to-lovers romance … Fans of dark romantasy won’t want to miss this – Publishers Weekly, Starred Review[A] haunting, action-packed political fantasy with a doomed romance at its center, full of heartbreak and intrigue – Library Journal, Starred ReviewCarissa Broadbent’s The Serpent & the Wings of Night has all the fun of A Court of Thorns and Roses, but it will also appeal to Twilight fans because vampires are at the centre of the novel * Insider *Unputdownable! – First For WomenThis suspenseful, unputdownable novel is perfect for fans of The Hunger Games — with a fantastical vampire twist! – Woman’s WorldSlow burn that pays off – Vulture, 12 Romantasy Authors to KnowIf you are a fan of dangerous fantasy worlds, bloodthirsty vampires, swoon-worthy romance and a completely terrifying deadly competition, The Serpent & the Wings of Night is going to be a book you will love – Book BriefsDanger, intrigue and a hell of a lot of blood are splashed across the pages of Carissa Broadbent’s gripping fantasy romance – BookpageBrace yourself for an emotional roller coaster packed with action, heart-wrenching romance, dark magic, and suspense – The Snug BookwormI read it in one sitting, in one night, and loved it. Carissa Broadbent just has a writing style that lets me fall into her books and not even notice how long I’ve been reading until hours later * Lauren’s Bookshelf *

Carissa Broadbent has been concerning teachers and parents with mercilessly grim tales since she was roughly nine years old. Since then, her stories have gotten (slightly) less depressing and (hopefully a lot?) more readable. Today, she writes novels that blend epic fantasy plots with a heaping dose of romance. She lives with her husband, her son, one very badly behaved rabbit and one perpetually sceptical cat in Rhode Island.