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[Siren Classic ManLove Erotic Alternative Paranormal Romance, M/M, vampires, public exhibition] Danny Erickson knew things were bad when he got called to the dean's office at his university. He just didn't expect to see his estranged father when he arrived or the proposal his father offers him. Little does Danny know that by signing his name on the dotted line, he's agreed to become the personal blood donor to a vampire prince and there is no breaking this blood contract. Prince Dominic Xavier Lucian Ruelle is dying. He needs a blood donor with pure blood. When Danny is brought to him, Dominic finds himself dealing with feelings he has never experienced before. Falling in love with his blood donor was never part of the contract. When Danny's life is threatened, Dominic will do anything to save him, even break every rule of his kind. He's even willing to give up his life to save the man he loves. But will it be enough and will it be in time? More importantly, will Danny accept a vampire prince as his mate? ** A Siren Erotic Romance

Blood Contract [Wolf Creek Pack 8] Siren Publishing Classic ManLove edition by Stormy Glenn Literature Fiction eBooks

Having a weakness for Stormy Glenn supernatural m/m romance/erotica novels, I picked up Blood Contract when I saw it listed in the Kindle store. I enjoyed the other Wolf Creek Pack stories (this one is number eight in the series), and this one did not disappoint. It's nicely written with good pacing and nicely nuanced characters. While some characters and stories from Ms. Glenn jump quickly into erotic sex, this one tkaes its time and focuses more on the characters themselvels than their situation. I have a hard time rating it because I think it falls between four and five stars. While not really a five-star story that compares to some of the incredibly moving and epic gay romance novels released, it does rise above many of the other disposable ones. So while it falls between four and five stars, I'll round up because I think it stands out from many of the other disposable erotica stories on the market today.

Under his father's prodding, Danny Erickson signs a contract to donate blood to his ailing brother, to whom he harbors no ill wishes. The condition of the contract is that when Danny does this, his Father, whom he almost hates, will have not further contact with him. He doesn't realize though that the contact is not between him and his father, but is between him and another gentleman named Dominic Ruelle, and his father is misleading him into believing it's to save Danny's ailing brother. Since the father makes a lot of money by negotiating the sale of his son, one can quickly see why Danny dislikes him so much.

Dominic is a Prince of a vampire coven. While he doesn't hold humans in very high regard (most vampires see them as nothing more than cattle), he considers himself more moral than most vampires and is upset when he found out that Danny signed the contract under false pretenses. Thankfully, Danny agrees to continue to donate blood to Dominic as Dominic will die without "pure" blood, and Danny is the only available candidate that can save Dominic in time.

It's from here that the feelings develop between Dominic and Danny. It's also from here that attitudes start to change amongst some vampires regarding humans. The story takes place in the same universe as the Wolf Creek Pack (WCP) series, but is more standalone than the previous stories. The only tie to the previous stories is when Dominic must seek the aid of another vampire Prince and his mate who are part of the Wolf Creek Pack lore.

While there is little action within the story, one does get a deeper look at vampire lifestyle and attitudes. The story does more to finely develop an understanding of vampires as they appear in the WCP tales. The pacing is nice, and the characters are also nicely nuanced and developed. Erotica is toned down a bit, and emphasis is stronger on chracters and lore than in explicit sexual scenes. All in all, it makes for a very nice romantic tale.

Product details File Size 366 KB Print Length 142 pages Publisher Siren Publishing (December 7, 2011) Publication Date December 7, 2011 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B006J7JS7O

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Blood Contract [Wolf Creek Pack 8] Siren Publishing Classic ManLove edition by Stormy Glenn Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

if you have a thing for vampires and sexy guys
then this is the story for you.it made me fall in
love with both vampires and wolfs.
I have been reading the entire series. Putting the intrigue of paranormal beings, love, sex and sexuality all bundled together tidily, the author of these short story series keeps me coming back for more.
I loved this book!!!!! I like how every one of Stormy's books I have read have been amazing. I have bought tons of her books and not one has disappointed me yet. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good story with some steaminess.
A vampire who can not drink just anyone's blood. It was a different twist. The "mating bond" was also addressed in a different manner. I liked because it was different.
Excellent...almost a softer touch to the story. I do love these books.
As some I loved it and I really hope there's more to come and I will be reading it or them if there is more....
I have to admit I was not as impressed with this book as I have the others in this series. I enjoyed it a great deal but it felt like there was something missing. I kept expecting Danny's father to do something, like sell out the coven. I mean, if he would sell his own son nothing is beneath him and when Danny made the statement his father would do anything if the end result was good for him I kept waiting for that to happen. I have to admit to feeling a bit disappointed when it ended.
Having a weakness for Stormy Glenn supernatural m/m romance/erotica novels, I picked up Blood Contract when I saw it listed in the store. I enjoyed the other Wolf Creek Pack stories (this one is number eight in the series), and this one did not disappoint. It's nicely written with good pacing and nicely nuanced characters. While some characters and stories from Ms. Glenn jump quickly into erotic sex, this one tkaes its time and focuses more on the characters themselvels than their situation. I have a hard time rating it because I think it falls between four and five stars. While not really a five-star story that compares to some of the incredibly moving and epic gay romance novels released, it does rise above many of the other disposable ones. So while it falls between four and five stars, I'll round up because I think it stands out from many of the other disposable erotica stories on the market today.

Under his father's prodding, Danny Erickson signs a contract to donate blood to his ailing brother, to whom he harbors no ill wishes. The condition of the contract is that when Danny does this, his Father, whom he almost hates, will have not further contact with him. He doesn't realize though that the contact is not between him and his father, but is between him and another gentleman named Dominic Ruelle, and his father is misleading him into believing it's to save Danny's ailing brother. Since the father makes a lot of money by negotiating the sale of his son, one can quickly see why Danny dislikes him so much.

Dominic is a Prince of a vampire coven. While he doesn't hold humans in very high regard (most vampires see them as nothing more than cattle), he considers himself more moral than most vampires and is upset when he found out that Danny signed the contract under false pretenses. Thankfully, Danny agrees to continue to donate blood to Dominic as Dominic will die without "pure" blood, and Danny is the only available candidate that can save Dominic in time.

It's from here that the feelings develop between Dominic and Danny. It's also from here that attitudes start to change amongst some vampires regarding humans. The story takes place in the same universe as the Wolf Creek Pack (WCP) series, but is more standalone than the previous stories. The only tie to the previous stories is when Dominic must seek the aid of another vampire Prince and his mate who are part of the Wolf Creek Pack lore.

While there is little action within the story, one does get a deeper look at vampire lifestyle and attitudes. The story does more to finely develop an understanding of vampires as they appear in the WCP tales. The pacing is nice, and the characters are also nicely nuanced and developed. Erotica is toned down a bit, and emphasis is stronger on chracters and lore than in explicit sexual scenes. All in all, it makes for a very nice romantic tale.