Blood Debt
A gentle giant vampire is captivated by a shy, sweet gamer boy.
Vampire crime lord and casino boss Raul prefers to keep his blood pet arrangements casual. Until he meets Ji-Su – a gorgeous young man with a delicate laugh and soft smile. Raul is instantly enamored with the sweet human. Unfortunately, Ji-Su belongs to another vampire, so Raul reluctantly lets him walk away. Lucky for him, fate intervenes, bringing them together again when Raul rescues Ji-Su from danger.
Raul whisks the traumatized human away to his secluded ranch. He resists his craving for Ji-Su’s blood and perfect body while he recovers. But once Ji-Su is healed, all bets are off. Raul gives in to his craving, taking everything Ji-Su has to give in a storm of passion.
Desperate for money to launch his gaming career and pay off medical bills, Ji-Su decides to sell his blood to vampires for money. When things go horribly wrong with his blood patron, he turns to Raul for help. The big, gentle vampire makes him feel safe. He also makes Ji-Su feel something else – pure, deep desire. He thinks he’s falling for Raul, until he discovers a darker side to the vampire. Once he learns the truth, he fears that he might once again be in mortal danger.
Raul only wants to protect Ji-Su. Even if that means he must shield the human from his own rough desires and violent life. Although his heart demands he claim Ji-Su as his blood-bonded mate, Raul vows to send him away for his own good. Can Ji-Su move past his fears of the violence of Raul’s mafia world and convince his vampire lover that they belong together forever?
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