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    The Longest Night: A Gay Vampire Romance and Dark Ink Tattoo Side Story
    The Longest Night: A Gay Vampire Romance and Dark Ink Tattoo Side Story
    The Longest Night: A Gay Vampire Romance and Dark Ink Tattoo Side Story
    Audiobook48 minutes

    The Longest Night: A Gay Vampire Romance and Dark Ink Tattoo Side Story

    Written by Cassie Alexander

    Narrated by Matthew Holland

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    The Longest Night is a gay mm paranormal romance about Jack, a bisexual vampire who can feed on blood or sex, and his human boyfriend Paco, as they fall (even more) in love. They're both characters in my long running Dark Ink Tattoo series, which begins with Blood of the Pack, which you can read for free by subscribing to my newsletter: http://www.cassiealexander.com/newsletter -- but this story can be listened to as a standalone.

    The Longest Night is set on winter solstice, so I figured it would be my solstice present for all of you


    Written by Cassie Alexander

    Narrated by Matthew Holland

    Produced by Black Lung Studios

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCaskara Press
    Release dateDec 21, 2022
    ISBN9798368953199
    The Longest Night: A Gay Vampire Romance and Dark Ink Tattoo Side Story
    Author

    Cassie Alexander

    Cassie Alexander is a registered nurse and author. As Cassandra, she's written the Year of the Nurse: A Covid-19 Pandemic Memoir. As Cassie, she's written numerous paranormal romances, sometimes under the name Cassie Lockharte with a friend. She lives in the Bay Area with one husband, two cats, and one million succulents.

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    • 5/5
      Looooooove jack and Paco!!!! Best of the booksssss omg omg
    • 4/5
      Too short .. anymore please and I love the books