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Happy Hour at Casa Dracula

Author Marta Acosta
Publisher Pocket Star
Category Fiction
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Author(s) Marta Acosta
Publisher Pocket Star
ISBN / ASIN 1416531602
ISBN-13 9781416531609
Availability Usually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank #174,749
Category Fiction
Marketplace United States 🇺🇸
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For everyone who's ever felt like a square peg in a round world...with vampires and cocktails.

Funny, sexy, cheerful Milagro de Los Santos has a degree from a Fancy University (F.U.) but can't seem to hold down a good job, sell her eccentric horror stories, or have the sort of relationship suitable for the sincere and serious young woman she's trying to be.  Then at a book party for her pretentious ex-boyfriend, she meets Oswald, a fabulous man who tells her he's interested in her writing. A mad kissing session leads to a fall, cut lips, and an accidental exchange of blood.

For the first time in Milagro's life, she becomes sick...really, weirdly sick and has cravings for raw meat and an aversion to sunlight. The ex-boyfriend kidnaps her, accusing her of being a vampire, and the fabulous stranger's family comes to her rescue and takes her to recover at their wine-country estate.

Oswald's family thinks she's a trashy golddigger. She thinks they're awfully snobby for people who claim not to be vampires, but merely to have a genetic "condition." Oh, and fabulous Oswald is already engaged to an equally fabulous woman, Milagro's ex-boyfriend is still hunting her down, a decadent aristovamp visitor  has taken a special interest in Mil, and she's lost her apartment.

Can she be sincere and serious long enough to defeat her powerful enemies, save her new friends, and get back in time for cocktails at Casa Dracula, the place she's come to think of as her home?
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