The heroine is a scientist who has been working on a hypothetical cure for the hypothetical changes the body undergoes to become a hypothetical vampire. Yeah, that's a lot of hypotheticals. I'm sure getting funding for something like that would be even more 'hypothetical'.
The hero is a vampire who wants to be cured. He spends so much of the book depressed and essentially suicidal [both currently and before he was changed 300 years ago] that the heroine should have spent some of her time developing prozac for vamps. There's a definite market, most of the vamp characters in this book are way over the top.
The hero is a vampire who wants to be cured. He spends so much of the book depressed and essentially suicidal [both currently and before he was changed 300 years ago] that the heroine should have spent some of her time developing prozac for vamps. There's a definite market, most of the vamp characters in this book are way over the top.
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