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Blood and Surrender: An MM Werewolf x Vampire Mpreg Omegaverse
After my Alpha died, everything went to shit. I don’t know what I’m doing, and every day has become a chore.
Not because I loved him or anything.
But because without him, I feel like I’m dying.
Literally.
Until Knox Steele, the owner of Steel Rose Entertainment, and the most imposing Alpha shifter I’ve ever seen, shows up in my life and tells me I’m a vampire.
At first, I don’t believe him, but that first taste of his blood is like a drug.
And I need more.
I need him.
Blood and Surrender is an 18+ MM Mpreg Shifter Omegaverse with strong dom/sub themes, a very needy vampire Omega and Alpha wolf who has everything he needs. Dark themes. TW/CW in the author’s note.
Paperback available on my website!
Not because I loved him or anything.
But because without him, I feel like I’m dying.
Literally.
Until Knox Steele, the owner of Steel Rose Entertainment, and the most imposing Alpha shifter I’ve ever seen, shows up in my life and tells me I’m a vampire.
At first, I don’t believe him, but that first taste of his blood is like a drug.
And I need more.
I need him.
Blood and Surrender is an 18+ MM Mpreg Shifter Omegaverse with strong dom/sub themes, a very needy vampire Omega and Alpha wolf who has everything he needs. Dark themes. TW/CW in the author’s note.
Paperback available on my website!
456 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 8, 2026
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N. Slater
196 books488 followersAfrican American. Indie Author. Chaos Writer.
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Polyamorous & Found Family Stories Brought to Life.
From PRN to fantasy, contemporary to dark & twisted, there's a little something for everyone.
Current Taboo Romance ~ Vows and Venom Links:
Preorder here ~ https://tinyurl.com/vowsandvenom
Buy here (Releasing April 1st) ~ https://books2read.com/u/bwleNy
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November 10, 2026
liked it
I liked this book. 3 stars for rating, 3 for spice. I liked the overall premise and the characters. Parts of it felt repetitive. And there was a big disconnect I couldn’t get over where at the beginning it says vampires had basically been hunted to almost extinction so no one knew about them anymore, but then there’s a vampire speakeasy and a community help facility and the pack doctor that just happens to know how to help vampires, and no one is really shocked about meeting a vampire. And later it seemed like it was fairly common for people to get attacked and turned into a vampire without knowing it, enough that there was a help center. And I also got confused about whether there were other shifters or not, because Knox has a pack, but no one else is mentioned as shifting, and then towards the end there was a comment how he saw Elara’s wolf yellow eyes and the only other time he’s seen those is in the mirror.
I liked this book. 3 stars for rating, 3 for spice. I liked the overall premise and the characters. Parts of it felt repetitive. And there was a big disconnect I couldn’t get over where at the beginning it says vampires had basically been hunted to almost extinction so no one knew about them anymore, but then there’s a vampire speakeasy and a community help facility and the pack doctor that just happens to know how to help vampires, and no one is really shocked about meeting a vampire. And later it seemed like it was fairly common for people to get attacked and turned into a vampire without knowing it, enough that there was a help center. And I also got confused about whether there were other shifters or not, because Knox has a pack, but no one else is mentioned as shifting, and then towards the end there was a comment how he saw Elara’s wolf yellow eyes and the only other time he’s seen those is in the mirror.
November 10, 2026
A good book, absolutely. A great one? Unfortunately, not quite.
1st person dual pov
3.5 🌶
I went into this one genuinely excited, and there was a lot to love. The premise was interesting, the characters were engaging, the relationship dynamics were enjoyable, and there were several moments that had me genuinely laughing out loud. The dialogue and humor were definitely highlights for me.
Unfortunately, as the story progressed, some things started pulling me out of the experience. The biggest issue was the inconsistency in the world-building. Early on, vampires are portrayed as nearly extinct, systematically hunted, and largely forgotten by society. Yet later, we discover established organizations, accessible resources, medical support, and dedicated programs specifically designed to help newly turned vampires. Those things could absolutely coexist, but the story needed to establish how. Instead, I found myself questioning the logic of the world rather than staying immersed in it.
I also struggled with the abrupt transitions between scenes. There were several instances where the story jumped between locations or points in time with little to no indication that a transition had occurred. Even a simple scene break or section divider would have made a difference. These may seem like small details individually, but together they disrupted the flow of the story.
What makes this particularly disappointing is that I really did enjoy the actual storyline. The characters had chemistry, the humor worked, and there was so much potential here. The ending helped redeem some of my earlier frustrations, and I'm glad I finished it.
Ultimately, I think this was a good book that could have been a great one with more consistent world-building and closer attention to editing and transitions. I wanted to love it, and there were moments when I absolutely did, but I can't overlook the things that repeatedly pulled me out of the story.
A good read, but unfortunately not the five-star experience I initially thought it was going to be.
1st person dual pov
3.5 🌶
I went into this one genuinely excited, and there was a lot to love. The premise was interesting, the characters were engaging, the relationship dynamics were enjoyable, and there were several moments that had me genuinely laughing out loud. The dialogue and humor were definitely highlights for me.
Unfortunately, as the story progressed, some things started pulling me out of the experience. The biggest issue was the inconsistency in the world-building. Early on, vampires are portrayed as nearly extinct, systematically hunted, and largely forgotten by society. Yet later, we discover established organizations, accessible resources, medical support, and dedicated programs specifically designed to help newly turned vampires. Those things could absolutely coexist, but the story needed to establish how. Instead, I found myself questioning the logic of the world rather than staying immersed in it.
I also struggled with the abrupt transitions between scenes. There were several instances where the story jumped between locations or points in time with little to no indication that a transition had occurred. Even a simple scene break or section divider would have made a difference. These may seem like small details individually, but together they disrupted the flow of the story.
What makes this particularly disappointing is that I really did enjoy the actual storyline. The characters had chemistry, the humor worked, and there was so much potential here. The ending helped redeem some of my earlier frustrations, and I'm glad I finished it.
Ultimately, I think this was a good book that could have been a great one with more consistent world-building and closer attention to editing and transitions. I wanted to love it, and there were moments when I absolutely did, but I can't overlook the things that repeatedly pulled me out of the story.
A good read, but unfortunately not the five-star experience I initially thought it was going to be.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Blood & Surrender by N. Slater @authornslater As always, a great book by Nic!
What a fantastic book this is about Lucien & Knox! Tropes: Paranormal (Vampire/Wolf), Omegaverse, Gay Romance, Alpha/Omega, Prior Ex Issues, Unexpected Heat, Unexpected Pregnancy/Mpreg, No 3rd Act Breakup & HEA!
What a fantastic book this is about Lucien & Knox! Tropes: Paranormal (Vampire/Wolf), Omegaverse, Gay Romance, Alpha/Omega, Prior Ex Issues, Unexpected Heat, Unexpected Pregnancy/Mpreg, No 3rd Act Breakup & HEA!
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