Real Vamps Don't Drink O-Neg

by Tawny Taylor

Book Overview

Although Sophie Hahn works as a paranormal researcher, she doesn't believe in ghosts, werewolves, or anything to do with the supernatural world. But when it appears that her best friend Dao is slowly being killed by a female vampire, her beliefs are put to the test. Dao's new wife is the prime suspect, though she doesn't look capable of hurting a fly, let alone sucking the life out of someone. On the other hand, watching Dao wither away to nothing...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 075821510X
• ISBN13: 9780758215109
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 294 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

entertaining erotic vampire romantic thriller

Ironically paranormal researcher Sophie Hahn is skeptical that the paranormal exists as she has found no hardcore supporting data to affirm ghosts, werewolves and other supernatural creatures exist. However, she learns the hard way that her disbelief is false when she investigates her best friend Dao's strange illness. Sophie has discovered that vampires exist because Dao's new spouse is of that species and though she loves him, she is a black widow killing her mate. College professor and vampire Ric Vogel learns of Sophie's discovery and recruits her to help him find two ancient relics that he believes will save Dao's life and his species. As they work together, Sophie and Ric fall in love, but if they are not careful she could be conducting her research in the afterlife REAL VAMPS DON'T DRINK O-NEG is an entertaining erotic vampire romantic thriller starring two likable protagonists who readers will root for as a team and to defeat the villain. The story line is fast-paced from the first moment Sophie and Ric meet and never slows down until the last blood drips. Although the ending seems anemic, fans will appreciate this fun tale as the good guys battle against the evil doers in between plenty of sexual interludes. Harriet Klausner