Blood Angel (Book Two) The Prussian

Léonidès and his pack of vampires have existed quite well for eight-hundred years. They are young, stylish and rich; move around with Europe's many wars to forage for their victims; and only feed on those deserving. That is why no one has ever cared to look closer at who they are or what they do.

But when they followed Napoleon's army to Moscow, Léonidès encountered his sister, Gabrielle, who is also a Blood Angel. She had rushed into turning a young Russian named Dmitriy to be her mate, and it had not gone well. It is after meeting Dmitriy that Léonidès begins to experience a loneliness his pack is unable to fill and begins to long for a mate, a fellow Blood Angel.

He thinks he's finally found one in Franz, a remarkably handsome young cuirassier with the Prussian Army who's been wounded in battle. He senses the man carries the Blood Angel lineage, but is not certain the man would be willing to partner with him should Léonidès be turn him into a vampire. And that is a requirement.

This is the first part of a three part story arc and contains intense sexual encounters between men.