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Cover for 'Every Drop of My Love'
The talented Brandon Clay just sent me the cover for my upcoming short story, 'Every Drop of My Love'.
It will be published by Torquere on September 18.
Steve is a human donor, making a living by allowing dying vampires to feed from him. Then he meets North, a vampire sun-damaged and terribly scarred but very much alive. As North feeds from Steve they become friends with a strong attraction building.
Once healed, North makes Steve an offer he doesn't want to refuse; let North hunt him through the city before being brought back to North's home to fulfill every fantasy Steve's shared with him.
It's going well until a mugger threatens Steve's life and North intervenes, creating an unbreakable bond between the two of them that threatens to ruin what they'd begun to build.
It will be published by Torquere on September 18.
Steve is a human donor, making a living by allowing dying vampires to feed from him. Then he meets North, a vampire sun-damaged and terribly scarred but very much alive. As North feeds from Steve they become friends with a strong attraction building.
Once healed, North makes Steve an offer he doesn't want to refuse; let North hunt him through the city before being brought back to North's home to fulfill every fantasy Steve's shared with him.
It's going well until a mugger threatens Steve's life and North intervenes, creating an unbreakable bond between the two of them that threatens to ruin what they'd begun to build.
Every Drop of My Love comes out today!
My short story, Every Drop of My Love comes out today from Torquere. Two firsts for me; my first published vampire story and my first set in Canada.
Many thanks to my editor, Jessica St. Ama, the cover artist, Brandon Clay, and Alexa for her support.
Steve is a human donor, making a living by allowing dying vampires to feed from him. Then he meets North, a vampire sun-damaged and terribly scarred but very much alive. As North feeds from Steve they become friends with a strong attraction building.
Once healed, North makes Steve an offer he doesn't want to refuse; let North hunt him through the city before being brought back to North's home to fulfill every fantasy Steve's shared with him.
It's going well until a mugger threatens Steve's life and North intervenes, creating an unbreakable bond between the two of them that threatens to ruin what they'd begun to build.
Excerpt is here and it can be purchased here:
Torquere
All Romance
ETA It's 20% off here at Coffee Time Romance
Many thanks to my editor, Jessica St. Ama, the cover artist, Brandon Clay, and Alexa for her support.
Steve is a human donor, making a living by allowing dying vampires to feed from him. Then he meets North, a vampire sun-damaged and terribly scarred but very much alive. As North feeds from Steve they become friends with a strong attraction building.
Once healed, North makes Steve an offer he doesn't want to refuse; let North hunt him through the city before being brought back to North's home to fulfill every fantasy Steve's shared with him.
It's going well until a mugger threatens Steve's life and North intervenes, creating an unbreakable bond between the two of them that threatens to ruin what they'd begun to build.
Excerpt is here and it can be purchased here:
Torquere
All Romance
ETA It's 20% off here at Coffee Time Romance
Draw to win copy of Every Drop of My Love
Reviews by Jessewave are giving away a copy of my latest short story Every Drop of My Love today!
To enter the draw, go here
To enter the draw, go here
Vote! Affaire de Coeur Awards
Only if you read it and liked it, of course, but a short vampire story I wrote for Torquere, Every Drop of My Love has been nominated for the Affaire de Coeur Awards and voting is now open here.
You can get it from Amazon
or Torquere.
You can get it from Amazon
or Torquere.
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