Her Vampire Prince (Dark Vintage Book 1)
by Ines Johnson
VampiresAdded on January 15, 2026
Description
CariHow hard is it to die? Don’t ask me. I’ve been failing at it for a year. My father lost his life in a fatal car wreck while I walked away without a scratch. Now I taunt that bastard Death on a daily basis. Volcano hopping. Street racing. Skydiving. But then Death comes for me.Hadrian For centuries, I’ve been a dead vampire walking. No warmth, no feeling. No reason to live.Then she bursts into my life. A mortal daredevil with a carefree laugh. She literally falls from the sky and into my arms. She’s got a death wish and I’ve got a hunger only she can slake.She’s my prey, but she wants to leave? No way. She’s mine. And I’m never letting her go.An insatiable vampire and the human woman he comes to crave. Sink your teeth into this tale of timeless love, fated mates, and undeniable desire.
Reader Reviews
My first read of Ines Johnson and I am intrigued by her world build. Hadrian's story is well laid out. There is no unnecessary information or repetition which I have found of late with some paranormal reads. This character is extremely dominate and possessive which are some of my favorite MC attributes. Carignan on the other hand was to submissive to quick for my taste. Her storyline was interesting but she was not a very strong FMC. For her to be an adrenaline junky she gave up far too much too
4 starsInteresting take on this collection. I thoroughly enjoyed sweatpants of this story. They were well thought out and had me riveted to what was going to happen next. However, there were other parts that I struggled this such as the villain of the story. The timeline didn't make sense for them to be behind the hero rescuing the heroine and the reasons why they did it considering the main characters hadn't met each other. Later events they knew each other but it just didn't make sense, especi
Some typos. It was a short and quick story that actually could have been flushed out more and I would have happily read another 100 pages. But great for what it was. Short and smutty
