Of Vampires and Humans

Jasmine Jackson didn't have a soulmate, only had her best friends Ryan and Dallon, and was human. She was the entertainment at a cafe, and barely had enough money to live in her small apartment in New Jersey. She was, in her eyes, normal. Not really important.

Brendon Urie was the son of Boyd Urie, who was a single father after a woman he slept with gave birth. He was a vampire, and was quite flirty and astonishingly handsome. He was very important, and very not normal.

When Jasmine figures out Brendon is her soulmate, she is thrown into a world she wasn't ready for. Will their relationship waver and break? Or will they persevere through it, unscathed?

(Fair Warning!! This book probably won't be updated as often. And, in my opinion, poorly written.)