My Review of Immortal Dark by Tigray Girma

Title: Immortal Dark

Author: Tigest Girma

Published: September 3, 2024

Publisher: Little Brown & Company

Genre: Fantasy/Vampires/Romance/ YA/ Paranormal

Pages: 432 pages

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

I loved this one! 

Kidan Adane is an orphan who makes questionable choices, however the choices are not just for kicks. She is on the hunt for her sister, June who was taken and she could not find her. She killed her foster mother because she was convinced that she knew who took June and when she finally gave her a name she knew she had to find him to find June. 

Unfortunately, the principal of Uxlay University brings her to the university to get her to study and take over Adane's house. When she arrives she meets Susenyo (the name she was given to have taken June) but to inherit the house she must attend the classes and pass all the classes to get to the end of the year to bond with a vampire. 

Susenyo is an older vampire who has been in Adane House for years and is feared. If she fails on her mission to pass the classes then he inherits the Adane House. Susenyo and Kidan have a love-hate relationship at the get-go, and she teams up with a few classmates to work together to study and pass the classes together. Kidan does not know who to trust and eventually, she finds that even though she is convinced that Susenyo took her sister she must team up with him to master the house and survive. Sysenyo has a hard time trusting Kidan, she has given him plenty of reasons not to trust him but he does care for her. 

That ending! The cliffhanger ending left me on the ledge! I'm rooting for Susenyo and Kidan but I am looking for when the next installment will come out! This is an adventure ride and I loved it! There is soo much in this story! The best and the worst of vampires!

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