Nandor Vampire Novels & Stories

I can't see any blood other than the wolf's blood but I can smell vampire blood, I look around trying to find any sign when the smell of eucalyptus and peppermint hits me hard, Nova is going crazy screaming one word over and over "MATE!!!" I turn, looking around the clearing for the source of the alluring smell, until my eyes fall on the most gorgeous man I have ever seen. he is at least a foot taller than me, dark brown hair and piercing blue eyes. He is in a black polo shirt, black pants and boots, he is quite intimidating especially when he is just standing there staring.

Nadira turned her head so quickly, afraid the gang would try to catch her again. In the next second, Nadira almost screamed. The gang of killers is now dead and torn apart in various places. Their black blood color told Nadira that they were vampires, like her father. All of them. Nadira lowered her head, between fascinated and terrified by the black blood splattered on her body. Her hands were wet with the sticky liquid. A head suddenly rolled at her feet. The brown eyes on the head were bulging with a shocked expression. Nadira screamed. She shuffled back in horror. Nadira sobbed again in between her pathetic screams and at that moment the residents approached her. Her family hugged and co

Anger boiled inside of me but I felt a sort of relief knowing that Andros had been found and I was going to kill him. Vlad gave me all the details I needed and later that night, I gathered the troops and we were fully armored, most of us were mounted on horses to make the journey faster in the snow. I had a feeling that Andros was working with the vampires seeing that he is a hybrid and was found in their territory and he definitely had to work with one which had enabled them to drop Xerxes's body from high above as Vampires could caw and shift into their winged forms. I bade good bye to the pack except my mother, she had left without letting anyone know of her whereabouts but I had a feelin

Nora registered this and held it and kept walking. Aldara was older than she'd imagined, not elderly, just the specific agelessness of vampires that suggested significant centuries, her dark hair carrying a streak of silver at the temple that looked intentional rather than inevitable. She sat with her hands folded in her lap and the composed expression of someone who had attended many formal proceedings and found none of them surprising. Her eyes found Nora the moment Nora entered the room. She held the look without expression. Nora held it back without flinching. Then they both looked away and the Convening began.

I grasped my cheeks with both hands, already feeling it beginning to swell, I retracked my mind from my master, blocking him out completely as tears swelled in my eyes. I remained there, on the floor, refusing the look up at the creature who had tricked me into trusting him. Never trust a vampire, that’s what my mum always said. They were undead creatures without feeling, they didn’t care who they injured in their advance to power. How could I have been so foolish? He killed my mother! it was as though I had developed stockholm syndrome, believed that he was more than a monster. I was wrong. I had wanted to be back in his care so badly, I had let myself fall for the trick that all vampires p

The venom with which Madam Yvonne said the word 'lycanthropes' bothered Nadine. “I've come here to ask for your help.” Nadine said, deciding to come clean, “I don't want to be a lycanthrope. I don't like what I've become.” She begged. “Who did this to you?” Madam Yvonne asked curiously. “Nick.” Nadine replied. “I warned you to stay away from him.” Madam Yvonne snapped.

I tensed; seeing my reaction, Nuray turned and lifted the back of her shirt to reveal deep bruises, which made me want to bust a hole in the wall, “What happened?” I asked; werewolves can heal quickly, so these bruises were most definitely from constant abuse, then it hit me. How angry her father got. Nuray looked at me, her eyes pleading for me to say yes. I sighed and kissed her head, “Of course, Nuray.” She gave me a weak smile before wrapping her arms around me tightly.

"If he's capable, let him do it himself; it would be an insult to me to let you take her." Noah said indifferently. The vampire stood awkwardly in place at once. "You can choose to roll now, or you can choose to get beaten up by me before you roll." Noah always stood in front of me blocking me. "Come together and catch that human." A vampire said, glaring at me. "Lunisokandor!" (Blood language: Blood Red Abyss.) At Noah’s feet, a dark red glow quickly formed a vortex that spread rapidly. A dozen vampires looked at the vortex at his feet and tried to flee.

I guess I was just having a panic attack from discovering that he was IN the same school as me. Now, I wouldn't have to worry about Kieran alone but also about Jin! Moon Goddess, help ME! I was about to say something… anything when the school bell rang through the halls, cutting the conversation short. "Oh no, class!" the vampire girl exclaimed, shoving the damp towel back into my hand. "I'm Nadia, by the way. A psychic vampire, at your service." She offered a shy smile, which did little to hide the fear in her eyes. "It was… nice meeting you, the Alpha's new daughter."

I stay silent. Reno was my boyfriend. My first love and my first Nadarian boyfriend. The Nadarians were different from the vampires. They were stronger, powerful and had blue blood. I remember Reno once told me that his grandparents were killed by the mortals because they feared the Nadarians for their scary looks. Some called them the blue monsters. Their looks used to frighten the mortals. Blue lips, Blue eyes, long black hairs and snow white skin everything in them was different from us.