โ Scribed by Hollis Shiloh
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Steve isn't used to being the responsible party. He's not even a real agent at the Paranormal Research Agency--he's here on parole. But right now, a lot of the PRA's people are missing, and Steve and the librarian might be the only ones who can save them. While she researches like her life depends on it, Steve's running around mopping up monstrous messes. He needs all the help he can get--even from a sassy vampire. Barnaby the vampire is kind of hot (for a twink), and not nearly as badass as he likes to think. Even if he did save Steve's life. Between the three of them, they might just have what it takes to save the day.
16,300 words - low heat
Themes: gay romance, paranormal, humor
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