Mind the roses. Mind the dead. And whatever you do, do not touch anything that hums.
Mind the roses. Mind the dead. And whatever you do, do not touch anything that hums.
Mind the roses. Mind the dead. And whatever you do, do not touch anything that hums.
Mind the roses. Mind the dead. And whatever you do, do not touch anything that hums.
Fantasy romance for readers who like their love stories ancient, dangerous, devoted, and difficult to kill.
Step inside the world of D. E. Campbell’s Threshold Trilogy, Phoenix Rising Chronicles, The Veyr Casefiles, and the stories that follow the Veyrs through death, memory, old magic, haunted devotion, and the kind of love that refuses to stay buried.
Here you will find sharp-tongued necromancers, immortal lovers with terrible restraint, old houses that remember too much, doors that should probably stay closed, modern mysteries with ancient teeth, and men who are trying very hard to behave ethically despite being in love with a woman who keeps making that impossible.
The House of Veyr is home to interconnected fantasy stories centered on Ranlenee, Drake, Dorian, and the people unfortunate enough to love them, follow them, work with them, survive them, or get dragged into their orbit.
Begin with The Threshold Trilogy, where death is not the end, memory is not mercy, and devotion has consequences.
Follow the old roads backward into The Phoenix Rising Chronicles, where the Veyrs were still legends in the making and the world had not yet learned to be afraid of them.
Then step into The Veyr Casefiles, where the modern world has rules, paperwork, crime scenes, office politics, and absolutely no idea what to do with immortals who have been trouble for longer than most countries have existed.
The doors are open.
Come in carefully.
The house remembers who enters.
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