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Nick Nelson survived a vampire attack.
That doesn't mean he survived unchanged.
Weeks after Charlie Spring is forced to turn him to save his life, Nick wakes into a body that isn't finished becoming anything yet - not human, not vampire, not whole. Healing is slow. Pain lingers. And the world has already decided he's dead.
Charlie refuses to leave his side. He watches, waits, and loves with a desperation that frightens him more than blood ever did.
As Nick recovers, his senses sharpen, his instincts shift, and grief settles into places he doesn't yet know how to name. Loving a vampire is nothing like dating one - it's quieter, heavier, and full of choices that can't be undone.
Some love stories end with forever.
This one begins there - and asks what it costs to stay.
Trigger Warnings;
Recovery from severe injury
Blood and healing
Grief and loss
Emotional distress
Identity crisis
Trauma aftermath
Staged death
Immortality themes
This is Book Two of How to Date Your Vampire Boyfriend (and Not Die).
This book focuses on aftermath, healing, and grief, rather than action. Turning into a vampire is not instant or easy here - it is painful, slow, and deeply emotional.
Thank you for being patient with a quieter story. Love doesn't end when the danger passes - sometimes that's when it really begins.