Allorian's read all about the shady business of selling one's body to a vampire on the internet - and looked up a good agency so he won't get into any trouble. At least that's his plan, but since when do things go according to plan? Explicit content. Don't read if you are a minor. M-rated. Shoutout to @sp-ri-ng for the amazing cover! I love it :D - WARNINGS I've received some feedback that the relationship portrayed is abusive; just as a trigger warning. There is no (with a single exception) pain for the sake of harming anyone. I'd say it is more on the forceful side, especially with the vampire-setting, and the vampire may act questionable and egocentric. Also, depression and I'd say a suicidal tendency do come up (briefly) because of these thoughtless interactions. And, uh, "Stockholm Syndrome" was mentioned, but also in the context of an overall enjoyable read. - Finished story. There are two sequels. The first is called "Blood Sucker" and about their life after the epilogue, and the second one's called "My Blood Donor". It tells the story from Dael's POV (not finished). XOXO T.

They'd had their happily ever after - at least for the span of two decades. With Allorian being terminally ill, Dael has no choice but to turn him. Neither was prepared for the consequences, though, and Allorian suddenly finds his hands painted red by innocent blood. Sequel to Blood Donor. You don't have to read the first novel, yet it would help greatly with understanding the characters and their relationships. The storylines are entirely different, though, since they are set decades apart. If you didn't read the first novel or are still debating whether to do so, make sure to check out the author's note on the first page! If you're into vampiric madness, you're in for a treat. This is about urges; the urge to feed and to fuck - and to forget. Pleasure in ways unknown to humans, and sick satisfaction. Suddenly being a vampire isn't easy, and I'm going to show you why. - Credit for the pictures used for the cover go to Cassi Josh, Adam Cybulski, and Mads Schmidt Rasmussen, who all made them available via Unsplash.

Dael isn't looking for love when he contacts an agency for his personal blood donor. After all, he broke up with his wife just recently for having turned their children into vampires, and now he only wants to enjoy the peace and his freedom. But when Allorian - delicious, artsy, beautiful and quiet - agrees to be his personal blood supply, he can't seem to take his mind off the young man anymore. What happens when their story is told from the other perspective? (Blood Donor rewritten from the vampire's perspective, you can read it as a stand-alone) -