Meet Ethan Hunter, a pure-blooded incubus-vampire with temper problems and a life that's gone to shit. He wishes he could escape the routine of his day by day fucked up life. But he doesn't see any way out. Being the incubus vamp he is, he can't go a day with out at least three fucks. So how the hell is he going to make it anywhere else besides where he is is now? Meet Lucas Grove, a multimillionaire blood-sucking vampire with a throne of his own. He wants to escape the chains of those close to him, his distant family, acquaintances, and his gold-digger girlfriend who won't seem to take no for an answer. He enjoys his vampire side of life, basking himself in blood on occasion and drinking to his heart's content. But once he's finally had enough and wants to escape from his harsh reality, he finds himself enthralled by a man that he can't look away from. He's heard of his kind before. But it can't be...He thought they were extinct. WARNING! This book contains scenes that may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. This book also contains crude language and humor. It will also contain sexual relations. I'll notify you when a scene is approaching for those who want to skip it. This is a MalexMale story. It's set in a world where vampires, witches, werewolves, elves, mermaids, and faeries etc. exist. They have been given their own rights, and have everyday jobs. Humans know of them, but of course there is prejudice.

Icarus Crane is a fledgling vampire with a feisty, free spirited attitude. He lives with his sire, and leads a peaceful life with his new family. His sire always warned him to never get near a master vampire. They're dangerous and powerful and hold no emotions what so ever. Once you're taken and claimed, by a master vampire you're more valuable than them because you hold their power. Icarus ignores the rules and runs into someone. Someone that decides he's going to make Icarus his own. This story is rated R, and not edited First book in the Supernatural Lovers series Part of a series but can be read as a stand alone