Conman Vincent “Vinnie” Lasandro has unwittingly become one of the bloodsucking undead after a late-night hookup with the seductive Morgan, and he’s not very happy about it—but he’s learning to “live” with it.
Once turned, he and Morgan team up in and out of the bedroom and face off against an eclectic and multicultural mix of vampires ranging from borderline good to freaking evil to completely beyond psychotic in Vincent’s quest to avenge his mother’s death.
Suffused with dark yet laugh-out-loud humor, a tight plot with plenty of twists, and pleasantly sufficient mayhem and gore, BLOODCON is a vampire novel with heart, soul, humor—and humanity.
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Review
"Other than Stephen King's 'SALEM'S LOT and Bram Stoker's DRACULA, I have never been a fan of vampire novels--until now. BLOODCON is the vampire novel I wish I had written starring a man who unwittingly becomes one of the blood-sucking undead--and he's not very happy about it. Populated by an eclectic mix of "borderline but hesitant good," "really freaking evil," and "completely beyond psychotic" vampires, infused with some of the darkest (yet laugh-out-loud) humor I have ever read, tightly plotted with plenty of twists, and containing pleasantly sufficient mayhem and gore, BLOODCON is a vampire novel with heart, soul, and (I have to say it) LIFE."
--J. J. Murray, author of THE WAKING, MISTAKEN IDENTITIES, and NO ORDINARY LOVE
Description:
Conman Vincent “Vinnie” Lasandro has unwittingly become one of the bloodsucking undead after a late-night hookup with the seductive Morgan, and he’s not very happy about it—but he’s learning to “live” with it.
Once turned, he and Morgan team up in and out of the bedroom and face off against an eclectic and multicultural mix of vampires ranging from borderline good to freaking evil to completely beyond psychotic in Vincent’s quest to avenge his mother’s death.
Suffused with dark yet laugh-out-loud humor, a tight plot with plenty of twists, and pleasantly sufficient mayhem and gore, BLOODCON is a vampire novel with heart, soul, humor—and humanity. **
Review
"Other than Stephen King's 'SALEM'S LOT and Bram Stoker's DRACULA, I have never been a fan of vampire novels--until now. BLOODCON is the vampire novel I wish I had written starring a man who unwittingly becomes one of the blood-sucking undead--and he's not very happy about it. Populated by an eclectic mix of "borderline but hesitant good," "really freaking evil," and "completely beyond psychotic" vampires, infused with some of the darkest (yet laugh-out-loud) humor I have ever read, tightly plotted with plenty of twists, and containing pleasantly sufficient mayhem and gore, BLOODCON is a vampire novel with heart, soul, and (I have to say it) LIFE." --J. J. Murray, author of THE WAKING, MISTAKEN IDENTITIES, and NO ORDINARY LOVE