Remy

by Harper Long

Remy is the unexpected– and often hilarious– vampire romance following Remy DuPont, a witty human who is the only child of a wealthy couple with a long kept family secret. When Remy is accidentally killed while on vacation, he discovers his vampire heritage– and a sexy new suitor.

Lennon is an edgy vampire in a conflict with a ravenous pack of werewolf/vampire hybrids. When Lennon stumbles upon Remy, he becomes obsessive over the charming new vampire. As the hybrids close in on them, Remy and Lennon learn that their connection is more heated than they could ever imagine.

Adult Content Warning: Contains explicit scenes, language, and themes indented for a mature audience that enjoys man on man erotic fiction.

80 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 6, 2015

About the author

Harper Long was born and raised in Southern California. Always interested in fantasy lives, Harper began writing supernatural stories in college before developing a style for romance shortly after.
Werewolves and Wallflowers is the surprising debut series that takes readers to Zephyr Harbor, a secretive town full of a hot romance and wildly charming characters.

Reviews

[Sierra · Rating 4 out of 5]

Absolutely hilarious! This fun book centered on my favorite character from the Werewolves and Wallflowers series. Remy is a slutty, what-you-see-is-what-you-get guy who finds his afterlife suddenly in danger and a new hot guy to boot. We see a little bit of serious side to Remy here but still with his sassy humor intact. The mythos of vampires here is also very winning. Far from the dark, brooding, overtly sexual images so often used, these vamps have kick-ass powers and love to surf. Wish we could see more of Remy (although his vampy self does feature some in the last installment of the W and W series. Very enjoyable!

[Lorraine · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is fast paced and the plot is well thought out, where it lost credit with me was in the characterisation. I admit I haven't read the other books that precede it, but for me the characters were too shallow and I couldn't bring myself to care if they lasted to the end of the book or not.
That said, the scenes describing the various fights were well written and I could visualise the action in my head.

[Star · Rating 5 out of 5]

Got to love Remy

Who stands and eats ice cream before being hit by a tsunami? Remy. I loved Remy in the wallflower series but he is just hilarious in this book.

[Tara Mcmillan · Rating 4 out of 5]

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