My Boss Is a Vampire (And I Hate to Admit I Like It)

She was sold to pay off a debt. He wanted nothing but peace and darkness. What neither of them expected… was to laugh so much. Nicco Ross is 150 years old, looks like a thirty-five-year-old man, and has the patience of a wet cat. A lonely, irritable vampire, he lives in isolation in his ancient mansion, where the biggest drama of the day is usually a poorly drawn curtain. That is, until Emma Craven shows up at his door. Emma is human, stubborn, far too optimistic, and has just been “transferred” to the mansion as a contracted servant to settle her family’s debt. Determined to fulfill her term and regain her freedom, she arrives ready to work. What she doesn’t expect is to find a boss who hates noise, sunlight, and surprises most of all. Between ridiculous rules, broken vases, awkward visits from fellow vampires, and conversations that stretch well into the night, Nicco and Emma discover that the greatest danger isn’t the contract binding them together… but what happens when two completely opposite worlds begin to understand each other. He never wanted company. She never wanted to stay. Now, neither of them can imagine the mansion without the other. A lighthearted romantic comedy filled with sarcasm, hilarious misunderstandings, and a romance that blossoms through respect and choice. Because, in the end, the truest love is the kind no one is forced to accept.