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Of course, Brennan would have to get unexpectedly turned into a vampire.
But if there's one thing he can do, it's pretend life's still fine when it's not.
However, being bloodthirsty is complicated: especially after the super-cute librarian, Cole, catches him drinking from a stolen blood bag.
To Brennan's surprise, Cole is happy to keep his secret, and even seems to . . . maybe like him?
Perhaps vampiredom isn't looking so bad.
That is until rumours of a missing student and strange blood-sucking attacks start to swirl around campus.
Brennan must quickly uncover the truth before all signs point to him.
The stakes couldn't be higher . . .
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Praise for A Good Vampire's Guide to Blood and Boyfriends:-
"I couldn't slurp this book up fast enough! The Good Vampire's Guide To Blood and Boyfriends has the perfect combination of biting wit, heart-fluttering romance, and blood-thirsty heroes you can't help but root for." Jason June, New York Times bestselling author
"The Good Vampire's Guide to Blood and Boyfriends will have you laughing, swooning, and checking over your shoulder at night for an adorable undead boyfriend of your own. A charmingly fun love story about self-acceptance and leaving your mark on humanity?with or without fangs." Brian D. Kennedy, award-winning author of A Little Bit Country and My Fair Brady
"Including all the tropes that readers love about vampires and a few new twists, The Good Vampire's Guide to Blood and Boyfriends is charming and romantic. With tender moments sprinkled amid laughter and suspense, Jamie D'Amato has crafted a heartfelt and entertaining read." F.T. Lukens, New York Times bestselling author of Spell Bound and So This Is Ever After
"Equal parts hilarious and heartfelt, The Good Vampire's Guide to Blood and Boyfriends is perfect for readers craving a little bite with their romantic comedy." Margie Fuston, award-winning author of Vampires, Hearts, & Other Dead Things and The Revenant Games
