Bite Me For Christmas
Author: Megan Slayer
Cover Art: Bryan Keller
BIN: 010087-03274
Genres: Action Adventure, Paranormal, Romance, Urban Fantasy
Themes: Christmas, Magic, Sorcery, and Witchcraft, New Adult, Vampires
Book Length: Novella
Page Count: 54
Rachael isn’t good at magic, and she’s not versed in life, but this witch wants to lay her hands on the sexy vampire who’s come to her in her dreams. She wants just one thing for Christmas wish -- her vampire.
Gavin wants the witch in his dreams, but he doesn’t believe he’s worthy of her. Part of him wants to devour her magic and save himself, but what if being saved doesn’t involve dying?
Anything is possible with a little Christmas magic.
Praise for Bite Me for Christmas
"I loved how Ms. Slayer balanced the erotic scenes with the emotional scenes. Gavin was super charming, and there were many moments where he caused me to swoon. Cue the heart eyes!"
-- 4 Stars from Dicentra, Long and Short Reviews
"Bite Me for Christmas is a fun romance that a bit of supernatural and Christmas Magic thrown in. You just have to smile... Great book to read for a quick escape."
-- 5 Stars from Casvec, Amazon Review
"This was a fun and steamy Christmas romance. Good world building."
-- 4 Stars from Nina, Amazon Review
"This is a magical holiday read that is hot and steamy... also sweet and charming. I especially love the ending."
-- 4 Stars from Mary, Amazon Review
"They both got what they wanted: a great Christmas!"
-- 5 Stars from Sara S., Amazon Review
"This is a fun vampire/witch romance short... I liked it! It is sweet and steamy, with mystery, magic and warmth."
-- 4 Stars from Marianne K., Amazon Review
Bite Me for Christmas
Megan Slayer
All rights reserved.
Copyright ©2021 Megan Slayer
How had she managed to summon a vampire?
Christmas lights bathed the room in a rainbow of color. Tinsel glittered around her window, and the tiny Christmas tree turned in small revolutions on her dresser. She was in her room and safe.
She was also a witch who not only believed in the creatures of the night, but also in Christmas. Krampus could haunt her, too. She was a conundrum mixed with confusion.
She sighed. If she wanted the vampire to come to her in person, she’d have to appeal to a higher power. Her sisters wouldn’t help and would probably try to steal him away, if they didn’t kill him first. Krampus hated her because she wasn’t bad enough. Clumsy, yes. Prone to mistakes? Sure. But bad? No. The only shot she had was Santa.
Damn.
Santa didn’t pay the coven much mind. It didn’t matter if she put out milk and cookies for him or that she believed he existed. If she existed and so did Krampus, why couldn’t Santa? Belief wasn’t enough. Santa wasn’t coming down her chimney.
Still, she could ask and believe.
She left her bed and ventured over to the window. Santa might not listen, but she had to try. Christmas was in two days, and she had a Christmas wish. If anyone could come through for her, it was Santa.
She held onto the windowsill. She hated being interrupted before she reached orgasm, but she needed her vampire to be there so she could. He mattered. Him being real mattered.
“Dear Santa, I should write a letter, but this seems faster. I could conjure you, but if I did, I’d probably give you four heads or turn you into a dragon by accident. Anyway, I’m tired of getting three-fourths of the way to climax and not being able to finish. Why? I know this seems like a strange thing to mention, but I’m trying to have sex in my dreams -- which isn’t as good as the real thing -- and it’s with a vampire. He could kill me, but I’m drawn to him. I don’t know who he is, Santa, but I want him. My Christmas wish is for the vampire in my dreams to come to me in real life. He might destroy me, but he might be what I need, and I want to find out. I accept the risk. Please, fulfill my Christmas wish and put a vampire under my tree.”
She swore she heard other voices and paused. Damn it. Her sisters must still be awake downstairs and heard her moving. If they did, they’d want her to get to work on whatever chore they’d found. They treated her like a fucking servant.
“Are you awake?” Serena, her oldest sister, called. “Rachael? If you’re awake, then there’s a sink full of dishes that need done.”
“It’s too early for her to be up,” Millie, her other sister, said. “She’s not awake. You’re imagining things.”
How could she sleep with the noise from her sisters downstairs? They treated her like a child and servant. The only way she’d have a chance at a life of her own would be to find the vampire and run the hell away.
“Please, Santa,” Rachael said. “I want my vampire for Christmas.”
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