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Finding a new donor perhaps? One who comes into the lifestyle willingly, as Akio had done, and is open to the unique and sensual relationship that develops when three men have a blood bond. A man who can exist in both the nightside and the dayside worlds. A man like Ian O’Keeffe, the handsome caretaker of the manse Akio and Vincente now call home? Ian seems to tick every box Akio and Vincente have—he’s comfortable around vampires, he’s obviously into men, he’s drop-dead gorgeous, he’s more than a little mischievous, and he’s human. Mostly.
But will the outgoing handyman be willing to offer two vampires his vein, his body, and his heart?
When not writing lusty tales, she can be found enjoying her day with her menagerie in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania with a cup of fresh java in hand.
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Nightside,
An Erie Vampire Tale
by V.L. Locey was a great read. Adventurous, vampires, and a dose of
humor, the story was everything I’d hoped and then some. Vampires Akio and
Vicente were happily married; Akio recently embraced by Vicente- an ancient
vampire and the love of his life. I liked the world building and different turn
Ms. Locey wrote; as vampires could not sustain each other, but needed to
hunt to survive. Unfortunately, this was where the story took a different turn,
as Akio despised hunting, making it difficult to sustain himself.
Enter
Ian-handyman of the manse and descendant of leprechauns- found himself enamored
with the two vamps.
The
dynamics between the three was well written and described. Ms. Locey took
this reader on a roller coaster of interest and intrigue with a lot of unanswered
questions for hopefully more books to come. I have not read the previous books
attached to this series, yet I was not lost. I will though go back and read the
other stories in the series.
A
nice change from the standard vamp stories.
Sexy
& Sizzling
A
four handcuff review
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