By Katie Salidas
Hunters & Prey, ebook #2 within the Immortalis Vampire Series.The interesting sequel to Immortalis Carpe Noctem. Rule no 1: people and vampires do not co-exist. One is the hunter and one is the prey. easy, correct? now not for newly-turned vampire Alyssa. A shock war of words with Santino Vitale, the Acta Sanctorum's such a lot fearsome hunter, sends her fleeing again to the realm she as soon as knew, and Fallon, the human good friend she's neglected greater than something. Now she has a few explaining to do. in spite of the fact that, that might need to wait. With the Acta Sanctorum sizzling on their heels, staying alive is extra vital than instructing a human at the finer issues of bloodlust. different Novels within the Immortalis series:Immortalis Carpe Noctem (Book 1)Hunters & Prey (Book 2)Pandora's field (Book 3)Immortalis (Omnibus variation: Books 1-3)Novellas via Katie Salidas:House of Immortal PleasuresHalloween FantasiesKarma & MelodiesAnthologies by way of Katie SalidasVampire Bites
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As we walked through the crowd, smiles greeted me from the regulars who had been acquaintances before I was turned. A few hands clapped me on the back. Old friends said their greetings and started to ask me where I had been, but Fallon pulled me away before I could answer. We searched for an open table. The place was filled with a plethora of flea market style furnishings, no two pieces were alike, each one well used and showing its age. We found an open couch and table near the makeshift stage in the back corner.
I tightened my grip, locking his body in my deadly embrace. He was going nowhere. The heat from his blood coursed through my veins, strengthening me, warming me, giving me his life-energy. I savored this feeling: the tingling rush, the ecstasy, that filled my being. Just as the wave of pleasure crested, his heart slowed to an erratic thump, and the gushing fountain became a trickle. I knew he wouldn’t last much longer. His blood pressure was dropping. I lifted my head and gazed into his fear-filled eyes.
Cookie-cutter houses of white stucco and pink Spanish tile roofs lined the street—a typical Vegas suburban housing development. The only differences were the variations of desert landscape in each front yard. As I drew closer to the musky smell, my mouth watered. I absently licked at my fangs, until I spotted the thing it belonged to. A skinny blur of dark, matted fur raced across the street. Just a dog. I sighed and continued on my path, rounding a corner. Finally, I found the outlet to the main road.
