There is something about vengeance that isn't yours that makes it a little easier. Arianna was turned into a vampire when they attacked and assaulted her. She was twenty-three then. She's been twenty-three for hundreds of years now. And she has spent this time saving other women from a similar fate. But then she finds herself saving a young man, Tanner, from a pack of werewolves. This changes her destiny completely.
Carrie's life is challenging, to say the least. She is the daughter of a vampire hunter. Her father is known and feared throughout the world. Most of her life has been spent following her father as he fulfills his mission of making the world a better and safer place. She doesn't really understand his motivation, but she valiantly tries. Her life and her father's mission are both on the verge of a drastic change when she is set upon by vampires in broad daylight. This goes against everything she knows and understands. She is rescued by Alex who spirits her away to safety. She cannot deny her attraction to him and gives herself freely to him. She is rewarded by intense passion and amazing sex. The story unfolds as she learns more about Alex and about vampires. As time passes she and her father both realize that they have to be ready for the big changes that are about to unfold.
Charisse considers herself a normal young woman in her early twenties. Like other young girls she doesn't always agree with her father and his overprotective ways. Unlike other girls, she is the daughter of a well connected mob boss. She had always been a well-protected girl, spoiled rotten by some accounts. Charisse felt that she'd never had a chance to really live, not yet. There was a deep yearning inside of her, something she just couldn't explain, and some nights she would lie in her bed simply fighting the urge to run away and abandon everything she'd ever known. It was a feeling she couldn't name. The only thing that could relieve the pressure is her wild fantasy life. In her dreams and fantasies she is free to find relief and release. But every time she seeks fulfillment she feels a rush of animalistic passion. What is wrong with her? Can she ever be satisfied?