The World’s Wimpiest Vampire
A fun pick for readers who enjoy MM paranormal romance, vampire-hunter dynamics, and awkward supernatural humor.
The World’s Wimpiest Vampire
About the book
The world’s wimpiest vampire meets the hunter who cannot believe this is their target.
Charlie never asked to be turned into a vampire. In fact, the whole thing was a drunken mistake. One minute, he was minding his own business, the next, some idiot vampire bit him on a dare—and then immediately regretted it and abandoned him.
Now Charlie is very bad at being undead. He faints at the sight of blood, refuses to bite people, and spends his days trying to survive on beet juice, cherry Kool-Aid, and sheer denial. The vampire world wants nothing to do with him, and honestly? He gets it.
Simon is a seasoned vampire hunter. Ruthless, efficient, and completely dedicated to the cause, he’s spent years taking down deadly creatures of the night. When he finally tracks down Charlie Dracul, he expects a monster.
Instead, he finds a sleep-deprived disaster with ketchup on his hoodie who nearly passes out when he pulls out a stake.
Simon should end this embarrassment of a vampire immediately. But it feels unsporting. And, worse, the longer he watches Charlie bumble his way through undead existence, the harder it is to look away.
Killing monsters is easy. Figuring out what to do with a vampire who sucks at being a vampire?
That’s another problem entirely.
Story can be read and enjoyed without knowledge of book one.
Our take
Charlie never asked to become a vampire, and he's terrible at it. He faints at the sight of blood, refuses to bite people, and survives on beet juice and denial. When seasoned vampire hunter Simon tracks him down, he expects a monster, not a sleep-deprived disaster who can barely handle the sight of a stake. But the longer Simon watches Charlie stumble through undead life, the harder it becomes to kill him. A fun pick for readers who enjoy MM paranormal romance, vampire-hunter dynamics, and awkward supernatural humor.
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