Vampire Love — Konrad Winters

Fiction, Paranormal Romance, Vampire: Ian McIntyre thought his vampire romance book was just a lark, a romantic adventure with a twist. He knew that vampires were a myth. He brushed off would be admirers with a scoff, "Vampires are just a figment of our imagination." And that's what he thought, until he met one. Dangerous and beautiful, Naomi is an intoxicating combination that even he couldn't resist, And she needs his help. A note from the Author: The Dhampir (an ancient Romanian word for a Vampire Halfling) is a kinder and gentler version of the traditional vampire character, yet still capable of extraordinary feats of strength and agility. The Dhampir is less the monster found in classic literature and more human, of which all of them are, mostly. This conceptual change emphasizes the human qualities of the vampire myth with all the frailties and foibles that are associated with being human. Yes, it's a book about vampires, but I wanted to set the vampire myth on its ear, in a manner of speaking, and to explore the romance and adventure of this world from a human perspective. My rating would be PG-13 for violence and language.