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Easy Kitten

Holly Day

Publisher: JMS Books LLC

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Summary

Sequel to Vampire Food
A former blood slave. A talkative vampire. Dreams about canned goods. 
Chaton Roux was rescued from a blood bar and taken to a gated community of supernaturals. For two years, he's kept his head down and done his best to avoid people. The only time he finds peace is when he's in the garden he shares with his best friend. They're doing their best to grow as many vegetables as possible since the community is on the verge of starving. 
Asher Blackmore knows he should keep his distance, but there is something about Chaton that always makes him want to push for more. Things would've been easier if he'd been a mayfly shifter, then he wouldn't have a mouth and wouldn't say stupid things all the time. 
When the community's business goes up in flames, the threat of starvation becomes all the more real, and Chaton does his best to come up with ways to preserve food to last them through winter. It's hard labor, but what better way to deal with a chatty vampire than to drag him into the kitchen and put him to work?
Available since: 08/03/2024.
Print length: 194 pages.

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