VOID TOUCH

Seraphina Moreau has spent eleven years starving herself on purpose.
Half human and half succubus, Sera can feed on desire but when she loses control, pleasure can become lethal. After the first man she loved died in her arms, she built a life around restraint: a luxury lingerie empire, carefully measured distance, and just enough stolen ambient energy to stay alive.
Then she hears about Kael Voss.
Billionaire investor. Owner of the invitation-only supernatural club known as the Fear Vault. And the only confirmed living Null a human whose supernatural resonance is so completely self-contained that vampires cannot intoxicate him, empaths cannot read him, and succubi should not be able to drain him.
Sera sees safety. Kael sees the first supernatural creature who has ever made the emptiness inside him answer.
Their agreement is supposed to be clinical: controlled feeding, hard boundaries, no ownership, no promises. But when Sera becomes nourished without weakening him and Kael begins experiencing a reciprocal resonance no Null should possess their private arrangement attracts the attention of an old supernatural order that has spent centuries controlling exactly this kind of anomaly.
Now Sera must decide whether hunger can exist without shame, and Kael must prove that obsession is not the same thing as possession. Because the most dangerous question is no longer whether she can survive him.
It is whether they will still choose each other when survival no longer forces the answer.