Vampire Daywalker Novels & Stories

But my insides were on fire with unease. Lucian wasn’t a human! He deliberately insisted on a handshake to reveal his identity as a vampire. And he wasn’t an ordinary, weak vampire. He was a daywalker, a vampire born out of the purebloods’ union who were immune to sunlight. It was indeed his way of telling me how powerful and dangerous he was! My first instinct screamed at me to end this meeting, tear up the offer in front of him, and call security to escort him out of the Ledger Builder’s office. Lucian must have borrowed the guts from the devil to come to the werewolf pack for this project.

She stared realizing dius was nowhere in the room when had he left? “are you alright?” the girl asked brown eyes warm as she looked on at her in concern “your not one of them?” she asked as she grabbed the woman’s shoulders hard when she stood letting her eyes roam the room to make sure no vampire was close “no I’m sorry I’m bethany i am the physician here” she said “what... physician?” she asked “yes I’m the doctor who watches over the humans being fed, and the half breeds who are turned familiars on their first night” bethany said

Seeing my hesitant reassurance, Jasper turned his face towards the guy sitting before us. "To begin with, it is not a beast it is a wolf-" "A werewolf, " The guy interrupted him. "Yeah, a werewolf. I didn't bring her here so that you can swindle her or something-". Jasper voiced out nervously. "It is a piece of art, love, " He warned Jasper in a playful voice. "Whatever suits your plate, Mr Carson." Jasper shrugged his shoulders. "Oh my! Why is that you calling me formally is such a turn on to me? " I watched the taort guy move his hands towards his pants earning a chuckle from my brother.

“She’ll take on any job that pays. Except when it comes to us. Then it’s personal. If she’s hunting vampires? She does that for free.” He shakes his head with loathing. “She wants us all dead.” No human could do what she’s done tonight. I watched her drop four full-blooded vamps like it was nothing. Mortals aren’t that fast. That strong. “What is she?” “She’s a Daywalker,” he says. “A mix of two forbidden races.” My breath catches. Then he drops the bomb. “She’s a fucking hybrid.” My heart slams against my ribs. The blood in my ears roars like a storm. I stare down at her—this beautiful, lethal goddess—struggling to process it all.

There were supplements, injections, implants, nutrition bars, you name it, but none of them were near as fun or tasty as vitamins straight from the source. I dunked a chunk of bread into my soup, saying, "Our next mission is taking us to Ilios." Mads raised his thick eyebrows, taking another bite before asking, "The daywalker planet?" With my mouth full, I replied, "Yes." Ellie hummed from the other side of the table. "I've never met a daywalker before. Aren't they descendants of vampires?" "No," Mads answered, glancing over at Ellie's wide curious eyes. "Sure, they're bloodsuckers, but they developed a mutation that made them immune to the sun and left the rest of the vampires in the dust.

"I know, but if I don't, it'll look even more suspicious. Just watch out for me, okay? And call Serin if anything goes awry." Sighing, I nodded and relished in the smile he gave me. Sol was walking out of the house and toward the large black gate that would separate them. For a short moment, I was glad that the blood influence was still left in my system. I could hear the gravel beneath Sol's feet as he walked and see him even in the dead of night. "Barker," I could hear him as he greeted the human vampire hunter. Francis stood in the middle of two larger men at his side, each of them wearing dark tinted glasses. "I wasn't aware you made social calls."

"My reasons are technically contingent on the full moon. All werewolf spells take effect during the full moon due to our nature. I suppose I could have skipped this one. But it doesn't matter, Gigi. I knew this trip was really important to you, so I would have made it happen no matter what. And you were able to drive anyway, so it all worked out." "Thanks," I mumbled. "I appreciate it." Goddess, he was going to make it difficult to keep my head in the game. As much as I kept trying not to fall for him completely, it was becoming more and more impossible. "I'd hold your hand while we walk to the witch shop, but I made a promise." I looked up at him and he winked. Fucking Artemis. Why did he t

We are really in the middle of nowhere, aren’t we? “How can you walk in the sunlight?” “This way,” he says, branching into a hallway to my left. “I’m a daywalker. The sun doesn’t hurt me.” I follow him. Lamps fixed on the wall light up the narrow hallway. “Are there other vampires like you?” He walks through an archway. “Not many. I haven’t met one in years.” We come to a room with a sitting area and huge bookshelves. There are large windows on one side allowing in ample natural light.

Hell, her reaction this morning wasn't even an overreaction if they ask him. However, her thirst for the truth will definitely put her to danger. It worries him that she might cross borders that are not meant for humans to step over. That's the main reason why hunters like him exist. They are the only ones who can move and poke their noses into human and vampire businesses. Her lights went out and he even saw her silhouette as she moved to the wall before the lights went off. That was his cue to go inside and walk upstairs. Mrs. Dawson is already waiting in front of her own unit.

"Do you know them?" Dante asked Dae in an emotionless tone reading papers of business. "No, I don't. " Dae answered. "The big man came to get the little one and they wanted to give me some...companion." "Fine. Do you like it, the companion?" "..." Without having an answer, Dante didn't ask more and continued to mind his own business. The little Dae looked out the window counting the raindrops. It seemed that he was enjoying more the silence.