Trouble waits just around the corner for them, though. Bast is far older than Trick can even imagine, and he has another lust that's just as pressing as his love for Trick. Trick thinks it's all fun and games for a while, but he learns soon enough that certain things about Bast's life are deadly serious. And deadly. Will Bast's vampire nature drive he and Trick apart? Or can Trick accept that need takes all forms, and give himself to Bast completely?
Unfortunately this is vanity publishing at its worst. While there was a potentially interesting set of characters, the plot really didn't go anywhere and nothing was flushed out or finished. While the writing and grammar was better than most vanity publishing, it did not make up for the lack of reason to read the book.
If you're interested in this book, read the reviews on Amazon, presumably written by the author's friends. They will tell you everything about the book without the need to purchase it. Other than the hard-core completest in gay vampire literature, or the fan who just loves vampire-human interactions, don't bother with it.
