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Vincent, an ancient vampire, is bored.
So bored, in fact, that when he sees a bit of bright pink
satin at the coffin maker’s, he takes the time to track down
the buyer. He thinks he’ll find a woman, and probably a
young, pretty one. What he finds instead shocks him.
Martin is a lonely young vampire,
confused by his new existence. When he finds an older
vampire in his flat, he’s not sure what to do. All he knows
is he finds the vampire attractive. But a master vampire
couldn’t have any interest in Martin…Could he?
Nights in Pink Satin is a surprisingly sweet
tale of two very different men who find themselves attracted
to each other and aren’t quite sure what to do about it.
Both Vincent and Martin are lonely, and vampires, but other
than that they have nothing in common. I really enjoyed
watching them fall for each other during a very strange
night. While it’s not very long, Nights in Pink Satin
packs a lot of emotion into its pages. If you’re
looking for a different kind of vampire tale, you can’t go
wrong with Nights in Pink Satin. |
