Sam, Taj, and Mani are run away slaves during the Antebellum period. On their way to liberation, Sam encounters a tri-brid by the name of Jasper Rich who offers him and his brothers a way out of their eternal hell and a glimpse of their futures for just one thing: a piece of Sam's soul. The fear of living a life without his brothers, or even worse, a continued life of bondage, forces Sam to relinquish a piece of his soul for immortality, and he and his brothers become the first Black vampires.

Knowledge is power, and the imparted wisdom Jasper Rich leaves Sam with is priceless, but it will cost the future everything. Sam and his brothers end slavery many decades before its original time, which changes the trajectory of history and the way the United States operates as a whole, and this upsets the balance of the world and a secret society who's been hiding behind the moniker of the KKK, AKA The Free Garrisons, and their number one goal is to get back to the original timeline, which means irradiating Sam, Taj, and Mani no matter what.

But, it couldn't possibly be that simple.

As destiny would have it, in the year 2017, Sam saves a young woman's life, by the name Amionette, as she's running through her own cemetary for dear life. The two quickly learn that their lives are intertwined and they were fated to meet from the start. Amionetee's life has been anything but easy, and when her crazy fiancé, Fletcher, tries to murder her after he's been caught cheating, her life becomes even more twisted. Meeting Sam literally changes her life, and her eyes become awakened to the paranormal and its evils, which it just so happens, that the bad guys in her story are not the three vampire brothers she will come to know and love.

But, amidst a blooming love, there are dark clouds hovering over the budding couple threatening to rip them apart, because their love coming together could mean the destruction of the world the powers that be are trying to bring back, and there's no way they'll let that happen.

*Disclaimer*

This book is a slow burn. There are limited steamy scenes in this first book.

This book does end in a cliffhanger, which means there is a book two.

This book WILL SWITCH NAMES for the vampire boys once they leave the antebellum period. That is not a typo.

This is a historical fiction and does jump back and forth between time periods.