Fixation

Malcolm Blackmon had nothing against vampires.  He just wasn’t sure he wanted to be one.  A crime scene gone bad and mortal injury forced the Australian transplant into a hasty decision, accepting a vampire friend’s adoption.  His new family welcomed him with promises of a wonderful life free of his responsibilities as an undercover cop.  Early retirement, no money worries and pretty donors catering to his appetites for blood and pleasure?  Not bad.  Hunting down New Orleans criminal low-life for blood and sport… He’d get used to it.

He’d manage all right if he could just get past Emily Kagan.  Mistaken for his donor when Malcolm first rose, her lush dancer’s body filled his arms while her sweet kisses and sweeter blood flooded Malcolm’s senses.  Since then, nothing has smelled, tasted or felt the same.  His vampire family warns him his fixation is a danger—Emily’s taste has been amplified in his memories due to the stress of his first hunger when he rose.  But it’s so much more to Malcolm.  His spirit lingers with Emily during the day, flirting, seducing, protecting.  Loving.  Can Malcolm control his vampirism and keep nice with his family while the family patriarch researches more of Emily’s unique origins and the wonderful connection Malcolm is destined to share with the love he never found in life? 

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Customer Reviews:

Fixation commences with Emily and Malcolm crossing paths on Malcolm's rising as a vampire. There is a solid building of the main character's as well
as come of secondary players as impressions are made and histories are sought. The reader is teased on the getting together of Emily and Malcolm. The
seduction by Malcolm of Emily after their initial meeting is intense and tasteful, leaving the reader feeling the intensity of their need and desires.
The authors do a good job in relaying the emotions that tie in with the sex. The underlying subplot of the specialness of the 'fixation' opens for a
world of further explorations. Fixation is an easy to read, slow burning, seductive read. By the end of the story, this reader was left wanting more
of where to from here.