Hemovore
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.54 (748 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1605047082 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In Mark, she doesn’t disappoint – lovelorn, OCD, paranoid and entirely too bound up in his irritating, mysterious boss, the HHV positive artist, Jonathan.” Ann Somerville, Uniquely Pleasurable“Jordan Castillo Price creates unique heroes that are realistic and lovableAction-packed and fast-paced, Hemovore is study in relationships and how people respond to danger. It is character-driven fiction with a lot of action, and features a sophisticated level of world-building that we readers aren't often lucky enough to find in most m/f or m/m paranormals.” Val Kovalin, Obsidian Bookshelf“Ms Price is well established as the creator of some of the most intriguing vampire yarns in an overcrowded genre, and she also has a reputation for her damaged, fascinating characters. “Hemovore is a complex and absorbing read that draws upon horror and science-fiction while avoi
Hemovore mnix Mark Jensen is Jonathan Varga's personal assistant. Mark organizes Jonathan's schedule, meets with the gallery owner who sells Jonathan's art work, and gets Jonathan the feline blood he needs to survive. Jonathan has the Human Hemovore Virus. Being V-negative when your boss is V-positive . Fast-Paced Mystery Wow, talk about fast-paced!! This is not a typical romance m/m, instead I feel like this is a thriller/suspense with two guys on the lead. Sort of like that movie, The Fugitive. The two main characters are on the run from a very, VERY bad guy. I think the plot is strong and I really like . "A New Take on Vampires - Very Creative and Well-Written" according to T. Gray. Hemovore is taut thriller that's set in an alternative universe Chicago where vampirism exists, but unlike in stories like Dracula or Twilight, vampirism is a virus, and most who catch it don't survive. Those who do are more like the vampires we know from pop culture--subsist on blood, al
Why cat blood? Mark has never dared to ask. So he endures their strange, endless routine: Jonathan hiding in his studio, painting solid black canvases. As secrets of Jonathan’s past come to light, it becomes clear all his precautions weren’t nearly enough.Disclaimer: Be sure to schedule adequate breaks for food and sleep while reading this novel. Don’t even go there… Ten years ago, the Human Hemovore Virus blazed through the world, and left the few victims who survived unable to eat, allergic to sunlight and craving the taste of blood. Not anymore. Not since he’s been stuck procuring under-the-counter feline blood for his control-freak boss, Jonathan Varga. Then a blurb in Art in America unleashes a chain of events neither of them saw coming. It’s not as if he’s usual