Death Warmed Over

Vampire Accords Book 1

A Mythical Desires Universe Novel

In this urban fantasy vampire romance, Mason, an intuitive healer with her own magic, grapples with her transition from human to vampire. During the height of the necro war, she continues her work as a medic in the infected ward. Not Everyone survives to become a vampire. Enter her mentor, Ian. As one of the long undead, he teaches her how to adjust to her new circumstances. When the war ends, Mason and Ian find themselves parting ways after a personal tragedy.

A century later, Mason is a doctor in France and she discovers a young girl in distress. Following her instincts, she brings the girl to Ian, her old mentor and lover. The reunion isn’t exactly romantic as Mason discovers Ian has a new lover, Jason – who’s also a vampire and a scientist. Together, the three vampires try to solve the mystery of young Dorothea and uncover a larger plot inside of the vampire community.

Each answer about the girl brings more questions, and puts Mason on a collision course with the  dhampir who mediates between vampires and the rest of the world—The Envoy, Lennix Creighton. With so many lives in the balance, Mason risks her own undead existence to save those she loves from meeting the sun one final time.

Death Warmed Over is an adult urban fantasy vampire romance with as strong female POV and FMM+MM polyamorous relationships. The Mythical Desires Universe is a queer-centric world where myth and legends exist alongside advanced science and technology.

Readers can expect a lot of interaction with death, trauma due to war, and blood. There are several threesomes, same-sex interactions, pain for sexual pleasure (bites and spankings), and breeding talk/play. The main character (Mason) is plus-sized and is not chaste. She has sexual interactions with several individuals through the course of the book who are not her intended primary partners. The primary partners relationships are based on open polyamory.

Content Warnings: blood, gore, kidnapping, secondary character death, discovery of child abuse, torture, on-page sex.