When Blood Beckons by Dawn H. Hawkes

When Blood Beckons by Dawn H. Hawkes
Publisher: Siren Publishing
Genre: Contemp, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (65 pgs)
Type: M/M, anal sex
Rating: 3.5 Cherries
Reviewed by Dandelion

Mick Charles has no idea what he’s getting himself into when he one day follows a sexy blue-haired man he saw at the market. Shy and embarrassed when he’s caught red-handed watching the man in a small café, Mick doubted he’d ever see him again…but he was wrong.

Ivan Gregori is a vampire used to looking out for danger and anything that can be interpreted as suspicious. So when Mick Charles starts following him, what’s a vampire to do?

Misunderstandings create havoc as Mick is drawn into a feud between Ivan and an old foe… but will these misunderstandings be what draw the two unlikely men towards each other and a future together?

Mick is a lonely, shy, relatively small-statured guy who finds himself in the wrong place, wrong time when he tails good-looking Ivan into a coffee shop. What follows is mistaken identity, followed by Ivan first threatening and later falling for, saving, and eventually turning Mick into a vampire to preserve his life and guarantee a soul connection with Ivan. This story was a nice twist on the typical vampire genre. The author throws in some good new elements, including a serum that allows these vampires to go out in the sunlight and the ability to heal and vanish all puncture wounds after feeding. Lack of Interest Lack of interest in sex is a mind game that starts from mind cialis levitra price but executed from heart. It’ll leave you cialis generika 5mg feeling great as well as helping erectile dysfunction. However, if that’s not the case with your ulcer- you viagra for women uk good service are victimized by diabetic foot- one of the fatal disorders that may even lead to foot amputation at the worst cases. This plant is powerful diuretic and give excellent results in disorders like dysuria, order viagra online hop over to this storefront water retention and urinary retention.

Ivan’s cousin, Kiven, is a strong minor character here who helps Ivan out of more than one dangerous situation. Mick and Ivan, as well, are a good pairing and seem drawn to each other from the first moment of their meeting, despite their complete opposition in manner and appearance. The sex scenes are explicit and well written, leaving no question as to the lustful attraction between them. However, I did feel that there wasn’t enough character motivation for Ivan to immediately want to mate with Mick, other than the fact that they were “destined” to be together. I also questioned some of the external conflict that occured later in the story. Ivan must face down an old foe, a dangerous gang of humans/non-vampires, but it’s not entirely clear why the gang has any power over the vampires, since the vampires have strength and mental abilities that far outweigh the thugs.

Beyond these few plot and character issues, I found When Blood Beckons to be a satisfying story, especially if you’re a lover of all things paranormal. Read and enjoy!

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