Vampire's Kiss & Gay Vampire
Book Details
Publisher120 Days Books
ISBN / ASINB00Y2529YY
ISBN-13978B00Y2529Y6
Sales Rank2,138,285
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Two vampire novels from the golden age of gay adult fiction offer danger, romance and more than a little super(natural) sex: Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose!
In Vampire's Kiss, young, ambitious and ostensibly straight attorney Damon Sanger goes on an epic bar crawl and winds up in the swinging '70s bachelor pad-in-a-house-trailer of Alan Drake, red-lipped, white-haired, demonically seductive drinker of… male essence. Waking up the next morning at home, Damon tries to convince himself that it was just a fling, but soon realizes he has joined the ranks of the "Homosexual Undead." Does he want to be cured, or did Alan simply set him on a road to sexual self-discovery that Damon never realized was the key to sloughing off his upwardly mobile suburban ennui?
Vampire enthusiasts of all stripes will appreciate the charms of Barnabas C. Dracula, the sharp-toothed, romantic hero of Gay Vampire. But fans of the vintage horror soap-opera Dark Shadows will feel a special frisson when reading the scene in which he's released from a lonely crypt by lonely, teenaged oil-company heir Davy Swanson, an explicit call back to a mid-'70s episode of the groundbreaking supernatural series. The novel's Barnabas and Davy travel a rough road—one paved with scheming relatives, cruel twists of fate, epic miscommunication and a pack of sex-hungry wolves with designs on Davy's tender flesh—but true love, even with a vampire, is a powerful thing.
Sexy, scintillating and ahead of their time, these are two tales designed to leave you scared stiff.
In Vampire's Kiss, young, ambitious and ostensibly straight attorney Damon Sanger goes on an epic bar crawl and winds up in the swinging '70s bachelor pad-in-a-house-trailer of Alan Drake, red-lipped, white-haired, demonically seductive drinker of… male essence. Waking up the next morning at home, Damon tries to convince himself that it was just a fling, but soon realizes he has joined the ranks of the "Homosexual Undead." Does he want to be cured, or did Alan simply set him on a road to sexual self-discovery that Damon never realized was the key to sloughing off his upwardly mobile suburban ennui?
Vampire enthusiasts of all stripes will appreciate the charms of Barnabas C. Dracula, the sharp-toothed, romantic hero of Gay Vampire. But fans of the vintage horror soap-opera Dark Shadows will feel a special frisson when reading the scene in which he's released from a lonely crypt by lonely, teenaged oil-company heir Davy Swanson, an explicit call back to a mid-'70s episode of the groundbreaking supernatural series. The novel's Barnabas and Davy travel a rough road—one paved with scheming relatives, cruel twists of fate, epic miscommunication and a pack of sex-hungry wolves with designs on Davy's tender flesh—but true love, even with a vampire, is a powerful thing.
Sexy, scintillating and ahead of their time, these are two tales designed to leave you scared stiff.
