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Single White Vampire

369 pages

A playful paranormal rom-com where publishing industry headaches collide with literal vampires.

What it feels like

This breezy paranormal romance thrives on the comedic friction between a relentlessly optimistic editor and her surly, reclusive author. The narrative moves at a brisk, entertaining pace, leaning heavily into the playful absurdity of the publishing world colliding with supernatural reality. Its tone is wry and lighthearted, building romantic tension through sharp banter and the classic opposites-attract dynamic. The prose is accessible and character-driven, focusing on the humorous exasperation of trying to manage a grumpy hero who has literal skeletons in his closet. It is a delightful read for anyone who enjoys quirky, low-stakes paranormal rom-coms where professional boundaries blur into supernatural hijinks and undeniable chemistry.

Mood
  • quirky
  • romantic
  • breezy
Tone
  • humorous
  • wry
  • playful
  • lighthearted
Pace
brisk
Themes
opposites attract · hidden identities · workplace dynamics · the absurdity of publishing
The writing
Accessible and banter-heavy, leaning into the comedic timing of a stubborn editor clashing with a surly supernatural recluse.
The arc
Moves from professional exasperation and comedic friction to romantic tension and supernatural revelation.
Who it's for
Readers who love paranormal rom-coms where stubborn heroines clash with grumpy, secretive heroes in absurd situations.
Content notes
  • vampire themes
  • workplace romance dynamics

About the book

Roundhouse Publishing editor Kate C. Leever's first letter to her new author was meant to impress upon him the growing demand for vampire romances. And even though he'd expressed little-to-no desire for any publicity, book tours, or similar, it was clear this was an author just waiting to be broken out - despite himself, if necessary. When she suggested attending a romance convention his response - unusually quick to arrive - was succinct: 'No.'

But Kate was adamant: Mr Lucern Argeneau was going to attend a romance convention and meet his fans. By hook or by crook, despite his reclusive nature and odd sleep patterns, the surly yet handsome author would attend. And she was sure that, once there, he would reveal himself to be a true charmer.

Of course, that was before she realised that his 'romances' were more like biographies, and it's literally her neck on the line...

Description from Open Library.

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