About the book: year / Abstract (not official) Somewhere deep under Paris in the catacombs, chained to the wall, the leader of the Lycans, Lachlain Macriv, awaits his death hour . He is waiting for death, which will not come, since his immortality does him a disservice, healing the wounds inflicted on him by the fire of the underworld, at the gates of which he languishes. Lachlain does not remember how much time has passed since the horde of vampires imprisoned him in this place, but every day is filled with a thirst for revenge and rage, tearing his heart and fueling the fire that burns his body even stronger. At times, hearing separated voices and Feeling the change of seasons, he did not even hope for anything, and especially to feel HER. A distant presence, faint but unmistakably close. His Couple. What should a prisoner do, like a light in the darkness, who has felt his soul mate, the very woman whom he has been waiting for for a thousand years? When the one he desires and craves is so close, can the chains hold Lycan?! She is unique even for the mystical world. After all, she is half vampire/half Valkyrie. Emmaline Troy. All her life she lived under the watchful eye of her aunts. Their concerns included everything down to what she should eat, drink, and with whom she should socialize. While hiding her essence all the time, even the thought of objecting to their tutelage out of fear of her essence never crept into her mind. But cruel fate, according to Emma, ​​decided to give her another surprise. A wild, unstoppable, powerful Lycan, who, having kidnapped her, does not intend to let her go in the future, even if the Beloved vampire is something blatantly impossible for him. Lacklain's essence screams of possession, power, desire for this fragile, gentle vampire. And for Emma, ​​this is a waking nightmare, because previously, imprisoned like a bird in a cage, she did not know life in any of its manifestations, and now she will have to know passion, and hunger, and the power of possessing someone in front of whom she sees every day increasingly weaker in their desire. A small explanation: Considering that Lachlain and his subordinates are from Scotland and speak with an accent, the translators tried to somehow play this out in their speech. Therefore, the occurrence of the word “of course” and many other words is not a typo.