An Excerpt from Unholy Embrace -- Romanced by a Vampire
I used a fifty-dollar bill to signal the waiter. “What are you drinking?” I asked her.
“A dry martini,” she said to the waiter.
“A vampire wouldn’t drink a martini.”
“I love a clever man.”
I decided to change the topic of conversation. Her slight accent intrigued me. “Where were you born?”
“Hungary. I’ll save you the next question by telling you I came here sixty years ago.” She leaned closer to me . Her musky fragrance inflamed me, and I had to restrain myself from kissing her. Suddenly warm, I wiped perspiration from my forehead. “Would you be interested in going someplace quieter?” she asked.
“What did you have in mind?” I was with a beautiful, amorously inclined woman who had provided me with enough evidence to believe she was a real vampire. Despite that knowledge, I could feel the rising desire in my groin pressing against my common sense.
“Let’s go to your place. I would like to see the home of an artist and architect.”
“Th-that would be fine,” I stuttered. The game was cat and mouse, and I was the catnip. When our drinks arrived, they no longer mattered.
AT FRANK'S APARTMENT
She looked at the titles for several minutes before she pulled out Dr. Bova’s book on immortality and extending life. “Immortal life holds a fascination for you. You’ll find living a long time doesn’t bring the answers to the questions you seek.”
“Am I to assume you know that from personal experience?”
She put her finger under my chin and kissed me on the lips. “I have seen the passing of more seasons than you could ever imagine. Perhaps, if I like you, I’ll tell you about them.”
“That would be interesting.” A vampire is seducing me. Am I out of my freaking mind?
“Hush,” Nessa whispered. She brushed my cheek with her fingertips, pressed her lips to mine, and parted them with her tongue. “Come.” She led me to my bedroom.
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