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Under a Vampire Moon

351 pages

A sun-drenched, humorous paranormal romance where healing from the past comes with a side of tropical drinks and a fiercely devoted vampire mate.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like stepping off a plane into a warm, tropical breeze—it is instantly comforting, delightfully escapist, and surprisingly tender. The narrative balances the breezy, cocktail-sipping relaxation of a Caribbean vacation with the emotional weight of a heroine learning to reclaim her life after a traumatic past. Despite the heavy backstory, the overarching atmosphere remains buoyant and humorous, driven by quirky family meddling and lighthearted banter. The prose is accessible and fast-paced, pulling you through comedic misunderstandings straight into deeply swoony, steamy romance. It is the perfect read for anyone who loves their paranormal romance served with low angst, a fiercely protective hero, and the warm embrace of a chaotic but loving found family.

Mood
  • tropical
  • breezy
  • comforting
  • romantic
Tone
  • humorous
  • warm
  • lighthearted
  • swoony
Pace
brisk
Themes
healing from trauma · fated mates · found family · learning to trust · vacation romance
The writing
Accessible and dialogue-driven, balancing comedic banter with moments of tender, steamy romance.
The arc
The protagonist moves from a place of guarded self-preservation and lingering trauma to joyful surrender and absolute trust.
Who it's for
Readers who crave low-angst paranormal romance where the vampires are more like a quirky, fiercely protective extended family than brooding monsters.
Content notes
  • past domestic abuse
  • explicit sexual content

About the book

When Vampires Go On Vacation...

Escaping a horrible marriage, Carolyn Connor has no desire to think about men -- a vow she's determined to keep while on vacation in St. Lucia. She'll take the Caribbean sun and sea and plenty of tropical drinks with those cute umbrellas poolside, thank you. She absolutely does not need male company, no matter how tan and rock-hard his body may be.

Easy enough, but then Carolyn meets the charming Marguerite Argeneau, who is infamous among her family for her matchmaking prowess...

Christian Notte has well known the power of finding a life mate. He's seen enough of his Argeneau relatives taken down for the count, but he never imagined he'd let himself fall in love -- until he meets the enthralling, charmingly skittish, and oh-so-mortal Carolyn. But how will he reveal what he is and still convince this once-bitten mortal to trust him with her heart... and her forever?

Description from Open Library.

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