Vampire Lee

Holly Day

Summary

Can you chase away imaginary monsters with real life monsters?


Dillon Ross lives in a huge mansion together with six other people. Four of them turn furry, one drinks blood regularly, and one is a former blood slave, just like him. Seven months ago, he was rescued from a fate worse than death, and he's been doing his best to avoid people ever since. Which is hard when you have well-meaning but nosy roommates.


Lee Dowell is a vampire working in a shifter bar. One day, he hears something he wasn't meant to hear, and while his first reaction is to ignore it, he reaches out to the supernatural version of the police. It might not have been his smartest move, since he now has a target on his back.


Dillon isn't pleased to realize he is sharing a floor with a vampire. There are enough monsters in his head, he doesn't need one in his space too. But Lee has put himself in danger by trying to help some people held captive, and his roommates are trying to keep him safe. Lee doesn't do humans, but when Dillon's nightmares wake him time and time again, he wants nothing more than to gather him in his arms and chase away his fears. But can you chase away imaginary monsters with real life monsters?

Available since: 05/18/2024.

Print length: 167 pages.

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