The Psychic and the Vampire: A Bad Case of Vampire Curiosity

There’s nothing more dangerous than a bored vampire.

Doctor Anthony Channon, commonly known as Ant, was still struggling after his sister’s abduction and what he perceived as a gross betrayal by the police captain he’d been used to working for. In theory, he should’ve been enjoying time off from his time as a police consultant, and lecturer at the Mage Academy. But that wasn’t easy to do when his fated mate, Viktor couldn’t seem to sit still for five minutes.

“What the hell did you do that for?” Viktor scowled, dabbing at the blood welling up from a knife cut in his shirt. “I’m supposed to be having lunch with my mate in less than thirty minutes, and now I have to find a new shirt.”
Viktor was bored with a capital B. Not with his mate, never with his mate, but Viktor was used to living in the thick of things and life with Ant wasn’t like that. When he gets a random call, asking him to meet someone in an alley, it was tempting to ignore it… but did I mention Viktor was bored? A knife to the guts later and Viktor might come to regret his impulsive decision, especially when Ant found out.

“Why would I want to meet Carmine Doukas? I’ve already met him. I don’t need to do that again.”
It appeared that Ant’s reputation had changed since taking down Tony Manzano, and another “Family Man” Carmine Doukas thinks that having Viktor and Ant on his team was a good idea. Dangling a carrot in the form of a historic murder case under Ant’s nose, and Ant’s intrigued despite Viktor’s warnings. But as the rabbit hole gets deeper and solving the murder seems almost impossible, have Ant and Viktor finally been manipulated a step too far?

The Psychic and the Vampire: A bad case of vampire curiosity is the sequel to The Psychic and the Vampire. To get the most out of this story, it would be best to have read book one first.

As with all my stories, an HEA is guaranteed and there is no cheating. This story is intended for adults only.