Humansandvampires Stories

.... Two worlds. One portal. One rule: Never touch. I wasn't supposed to find the hidden section of the library. I wasn't supposed to see the light bleeding through the shelves. And I definitely wasn't supposed to touch it. One second I was in my world. The next, I was staring at him. He's not human. He's a vampire - tall, cold, and ancient. In his world, humans are prey. His job is to hunt them. To erase them. And I'm the first human to ever cross over. But when our hands reached for each other through the shimmering portal, something broke. The rules. The warnings. The wall between life and death. Now I'm trapped between dimensions. Hunted by his kind. And drawn to the one person I'm supposed to fear the most. He says I can't stay. He says if they find me, I'll die. But when he looks at me like that, like I'm the only light in centuries of darkness... I don't want to leave. The portal behind me is closing. His hand is reaching for mine. And I have to decide: Run back to safety... Or step forward into a world that will kill me. The choice I make tonight will cost me everything.

This is a story about a vampire, who hated humans. She was the biggest baddest bully at her school, of humans. Until one day, a new student arrived, and changed her forever.

"Complexities of Heritage: Essays about Damira" is an introspective, critical, and deeply symbolic work that explores the intricate identity of Damira, a hybrid figure born between two opposing worlds: the human and the vampiric. Through a series of reflective essays, Eliah Roy Cade unfolds, with elegance and narrative rigor, the internal dilemmas, moral tensions, and existential challenges that emerge from this blood-bound duality. This volume is not a traditional story, but rather a literary meditation on inner conflict, belonging, otherness, and the construction of one's identity in a world that demands rigid definitions. Damira is not merely a bounty hunter or a supernatural being: she is a symbol of resistance, a mirror of contradictions, and an emblem of the search for meaning amid rejection, solitude, and transformation. From the forging of her character to the painful path toward accepting her singular nature, these essays outline a complex and luminous figure who defies the limits of blood, race, and inherited morality. With clear, profound, and stylistically refined language, Cade offers a work that engages with universal themes such as identity, purpose, cultural conflict, and the shaping of the self. A testament of struggle and affirmation. A manifesto for those who walk among shadows and seek their place beneath the sun.

We're going to dive into the past of a girl named Pulchritudo, or Pulch for short. A girl that was born in 1966 and raised by her mother and two brothers.

This is my very first book, and I chose the name due to two teenage boys who are forbidden to love each other for their species. As time passes on the young boys forget their family rules and laws and end up falling in love. More goes on with the story and I apologize for punctuation and or spelling errors. Also it is an LGBTQ+ related story. May have triggering context as well.