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Vampire Punk
A villainous vampire with a broken heart…
When twilight falls vampire Slaine Morvyn prowls the city of San Francisco hunting bloodthirsty vampires…for fun. Slaine is no hero. And he’s definitely no saint. Ever since his unrequited love Rebecca Thorn married his rival Druid Vampire Hunter, Derek Dearg, he’s been drowning his sorrows in promiscuous sex, drugs and alcohol.
An angel’s forbidden love to mend it…
Rogue Archangel Uriel is a little different from most angels. When she goes against the rules and saves a vampire that was fated to die - she gets assigned to be his guardian angel. Now, she must try and help him to find true love so that he can be redeemed. She risks losing her wings when she falls for him instead.
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned…
When Slaine rejects a vampire witch named Iona she angrily places a cursed tattoo on his neck that resembles a black, thorny vine. The curse will bring his greatest fear to life as it slowly kills him in a matter of weeks. Once his fear has consumed him completely the tattoo will decapitate him. The only way to break the curse is for Slaine to kill Iona. Will Slaine find the key to reawaken his dormant Druidic powers before it’s too late?
When twilight falls vampire Slaine Morvyn prowls the city of San Francisco hunting bloodthirsty vampires…for fun. Slaine is no hero. And he’s definitely no saint. Ever since his unrequited love Rebecca Thorn married his rival Druid Vampire Hunter, Derek Dearg, he’s been drowning his sorrows in promiscuous sex, drugs and alcohol.
An angel’s forbidden love to mend it…
Rogue Archangel Uriel is a little different from most angels. When she goes against the rules and saves a vampire that was fated to die - she gets assigned to be his guardian angel. Now, she must try and help him to find true love so that he can be redeemed. She risks losing her wings when she falls for him instead.
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned…
When Slaine rejects a vampire witch named Iona she angrily places a cursed tattoo on his neck that resembles a black, thorny vine. The curse will bring his greatest fear to life as it slowly kills him in a matter of weeks. Once his fear has consumed him completely the tattoo will decapitate him. The only way to break the curse is for Slaine to kill Iona. Will Slaine find the key to reawaken his dormant Druidic powers before it’s too late?
300 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 17, 2017
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About the author
KuroKoneko Kamen
103 books50 followersKuroKoneko Kamen is the bestselling author of the scintillating Demons and Judges paranormal romance series - Wicked Bartender, Incubus Chocolatier, Hollywood Merman, Druid Vampire, Highlander Hellcat, Vampire Punk and Galactic Goth - where the true love of a Judge has the power to redeem a Demon or Vampire of their sins. With a degree in English literature and experiences gained through worldwide travel under her belt, she excels in world building and creating unforgettable characters. Due to her Japanese heritage she’s always possessed an interest in Japanese culture from ancient folktales about yokai, demons, to modern fantasy anime and manga. Even when in the midst of a swashbuckling pirate novel expect a samurai warrior to be thrown into the mix. Keeping her company as she writes are her several dogs and cats, some of which are rescues.
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January 7, 2021
Its start and ending is good but
I found it funny and liked the characters. I think the second flashback was not my thing as well as the Hunchback story embedded. I found that description a little long and boring. But again the beggining was great funny as well as the ending. If you make it thru that flashback (from about page 160ish until 230ish) than you’ll enjoy. Im happy I made it thru and like the ending “noendin” way its written.
I found it funny and liked the characters. I think the second flashback was not my thing as well as the Hunchback story embedded. I found that description a little long and boring. But again the beggining was great funny as well as the ending. If you make it thru that flashback (from about page 160ish until 230ish) than you’ll enjoy. Im happy I made it thru and like the ending “noendin” way its written.
March 13, 2018
Good book they all fit together so thats kind of cool
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