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Wild Thirst
Kacey is a twenty-six-year-old graduate student finishing her English Literature, and Journalism studies. She’s discovered her ex-girlfriend inside her dark apartment in Dorchester, and something’s not right. She attacks in a rabid, red eyed, fury. Kacey is savaged, bitten, and nearly bled to death, before she manages to stab Danielle with a large kitchen knife; until she finally stops assaulting her.
Kacey passes out pinned under Danielle’s exsanguinated corpse, which saves her; even though she dies as a result of her injuries.
She awakens in a Boston morgue sans toe tag. Fron her very first breath she can feel something’s not right with her. A thirst begins to build inside her, screaming for blood.
After waking up in the morgue, she is taken to a vampire-owned castle hidden outside Boston. There she is shut away to try to cope with her blood lust.
She learns that even her own newly adopted species wants her dead; she carries a dark strain of vampirism which carried an almost impossible to control thirst.
Kacey will have to figure out how to tame and dampen her urges before she gets herself or many other people killed; while she figures out how to put an end to the constant threat looming from the tuxedo wearing, modern knights hunting her like a fox on the Moors.
Kacey passes out pinned under Danielle’s exsanguinated corpse, which saves her; even though she dies as a result of her injuries.
She awakens in a Boston morgue sans toe tag. Fron her very first breath she can feel something’s not right with her. A thirst begins to build inside her, screaming for blood.
After waking up in the morgue, she is taken to a vampire-owned castle hidden outside Boston. There she is shut away to try to cope with her blood lust.
She learns that even her own newly adopted species wants her dead; she carries a dark strain of vampirism which carried an almost impossible to control thirst.
Kacey will have to figure out how to tame and dampen her urges before she gets herself or many other people killed; while she figures out how to put an end to the constant threat looming from the tuxedo wearing, modern knights hunting her like a fox on the Moors.
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Published January 8, 2024
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Aria Storm
43 books50 followersAria Storm is influenced by a lot of major authors from a wide range of genres and time periods. The earliest influences come in the form of Lord Dunsany, William Shakesphere, H.P. Lovecraft, Thomas Hardy, and Edgar Allen Poe, . Modern influences include, Gary S. Kadet, Chloe Neill, McKensy Hunter, Laurell K Hamilton, Timothy Zahn, and K. F. Brenee
Aria Storm avidly believes in representing LGBTQIA+ people with valid heroes/ heroines, and plot which can be sizzling at times, but also has other aspects outside the queer sex. This author's entire adult life has been devoted to becoming a better storyteller, and to bring LGBTQIA+ characters to everyone. Most of the Aria Storm works have been Lesfic, but the author also publishes various other genres, and is about to expand even further in the near future.
Aria Storm avidly believes in representing LGBTQIA+ people with valid heroes/ heroines, and plot which can be sizzling at times, but also has other aspects outside the queer sex. This author's entire adult life has been devoted to becoming a better storyteller, and to bring LGBTQIA+ characters to everyone. Most of the Aria Storm works have been Lesfic, but the author also publishes various other genres, and is about to expand even further in the near future.
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February 12, 2024
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A great read from this author. A distinct perspective from a newly turned vampire living. Filled with action scenes that keeps you wanting more.
A great read from this author. A distinct perspective from a newly turned vampire living. Filled with action scenes that keeps you wanting more.
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