Arriving in the middle of a thunderstorm, she imagines Dracula coming to greet her but has no such luck. As the storm passes, she heads out into the moonlit garden and discovers a mysterious man, handsome enough to rival Dracula. Tristan is as otherworldly as they come. With an old way of speaking and antiquated dress, his aura of mystery is only enhanced by the fact he claims to know Ashyln and only appears at night. Spending her days thinking about him, Ashlyn realises that she does know his face, but she can’t remember where she’s seen him before. One fateful evening, she’s walking the grounds of the house when she comes across a statue in the garden and the mystery of Tristan is revealed when the moonlight touches it. When he explains that he was cursed centuries ago by a relative of hers because he didn’t love her and that it was Ashlyn’s touch years ago that made him able to walk under moonlight, Ashlyn decides to do everything in her power to free him, even if that means falling in love again.
