Midnight Hunger

by Sean Wolfe, Todd Gregory, Chase Masters

Book Overview

From three of the hottest names in gay fiction comes an anthology of sexy, imaginative vampire stories that dare to go beyond the limits of desire.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758235364
• ISBN13: 9780758235367
• Release Date: September 2009
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Gay Vampire Stories

Gregory, Todd, Chase Masters and Sean Wolfe. "Midnight Hunger". Kensington Books, 2009. Gay Vampire Stories Amos Lassen When you combined the talents of three of the most exciting gay authors writing today--Todd Gregory, Chase Masters and Sean Wolfe--you get a collection of three stories which rank with the best. These are gay vampire stories which really push the envelope of erotic writing. "Blood on the Moon" by Gregory is set in the authors own town (and where I grew up), New Orleans. Cord Logan, a fraternity boy is on vacation in the Big Easy with several of his fraternity brothers and he comes into contact with a stranger who charms him and he is soon under his spell. We watch Cord's transformation into the world of darkness and the writing is perfect. Jacob Cameron is the hero of Chase Master's "Land of the Midnight Sun". Cameron is a farm boy who is exploring his sexuality and he is drawn to West Hollywood where he is "sucked" into the underworld of carnality and sexual excitement but he must pay a very high price. Kayden Ridvan has a lust for blood that is both repulsive and exciting to him in Sean Wolfe's "The Dark heart. By chance he meets Nathaniel who unleashes in him a level of pleasure that is far above anything that he has ever felt but there is also a very high price on it. As gay men we find vampire stories to be extremely erotic and enticing. Here are three that you will not likely forget anytime soon after reading them.

Twilight gone gay? Three well-written erotic vampire tales

Although I'm far from a diehard (pun intended) fan of vampire stories, let alone gay vampire erotica, I was still significantly impressed by the originality and creativity of the three stories in this collection. Todd Gregory is first with "Blood On The Moon," a tale about a closeted frat boy who is hoping the crowds and confusion at New Orleans' Mardi Gras lets him explore his sexuality. He meets a mysterious, sexy man who invites him home, satisfying all of his desires, but leaving him with a strange hangover and other feelings he can't explain. Chase Masters' "Land of the Midnight Sun" is an ambitious tale of a shy 18 year old farm boy who tags along with a sexy farmhand on a trip to California, where the farmhand needs to search for his sister, who disappeared mysteriously. The girl, who was a model, vanished along with a male model, and their would-be rescuers learn that they might be the featured "guests" at the notorious "Red Party" held by the vampire community. Finally, there is Sean Wolfe's "The Dark Heart," a somewhat overly-complicated tale of how one vampire's life has been affected by his ancestry, going back to the dawn of man. Don't read it before walking down dark streets at night. The stories are all well-written, although I found it a bit confusing that the three authors had different ideas of what a vampire could actually do (such as going out in the daylight, their "feeding" requirements, etc.) Obviously not meant to be taken seriously, the stories were a pleasant escape from reality which I enjoyed very much. I'll give it four Twilight stars out of five. - Bob Lind, Echo Magazine