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Absurd Delights: A HunterxVampire Novel
Paperback
Series: The Booker Brothers Duet, Book 2
Publisher: Teapot and Stolen Souls Publishing
Published: Dec 26 2024
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.64 Width: 4.37 Depth: 7.00
Language: English
Just out of high school, Maisie was born and raised as a hunter in an era where vampires and hunters aren't exactly enemies, but they aren't friends either. She was raised to be the perfect daughter, taught to suppress her anxiety and be resilient. So when an opportunity presents itself to work for The Hunter's Guild, she jumps at the chance to prove herself, even if it means marrying a guy with whom she has a love-to-hate relationship.
Crispin has just been informed that he is the bastard prince of some wealthy and arrogant vampire family. The thing is, he's adopted and has no desire to be the prince of anything. Between controlling his bloodlust and tempering his young vampire anger, he has enough to worry about. But he still finds himself in a fake marriage to a girl who, it seems, would rather tie the knot with anyone else.
With wedding bells, blood bags, and the one-bed dilemma, can they survive this marriage?
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