Totally Fanged
Kip’s life is pretty good, and he doesn’t have much to complain about. But that all changes after a run in with a kitten, a tree, and a possessive vampire.
Charlie’s life is monotonous, and he isn’t all that happy…that is until he meets someone he never thought he’d fall for…a tall, blond, and absurdly beautiful himbo. A himbo who also happens to have a secret.
Kip
My life is freaking awesome. I’ve got an amazing best friend who just gets me. I have my dream job as a personal trainer at Pump Palace. And I’m single, with no shortage of people to hook up with.
Sure, it’d be cool if I had a family, but Tyson (my bff) fills in that role like a brother.
And okay, sometimes meaningless hook-ups get lonely.
Alright, so what if people only think of me as a dumb jock? At least I’m pretty.
But aside from those things, life is good. And besides, I like to look on the bright side of life. I’m a happy-go-lucky guy, and I know that life could be a lot tougher than it is right now.
Charlie
Every day I wake up and ask myself what I’m doing with my life. I hate my job. I mean, do you know what it’s like constantly helping technology illiterate people? When I went into I.T., I thought I’d be doing something interesting and new every day, not asking people if they ‘turned it on and off’.
I have almost zero social life, mainly because the majority of people annoy me. Honestly, do I need more than three friends and my mom? Although it might be nice to have a partner…but dating in today’s world? No thanks.
So yeah, I guess I’m not super happy with how my life is going. But who is, honestly? Not like I can do anything to change it, anyway.
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