Her Vampire Next Door

A Fun, Fast-Paced Paranormal Vampire Standalone Novel

Having the cutest neighbor is a real pain in the neck...

Callie is immune to all forms of magic—including the mesmerizing gaze that lets vampires bend humans to their will. That's made her the target of an ancient evil determined to enslave her... or destroy her.

Her only hope lies in her mysterious neighbor, Armant. His superhuman strength and piercing intuition captivate her as much as they frighten her.

Yet, her bright spirit has ignited a spark within him that he thought had long been extinguished. And Armant has a score to settle with the master vampire that's targeting her.

As sparks fly and danger looms, Callie has to decide: can she truly trust a vampire with her heart? Or will their forbidden attraction lead her straight into eternal darkness?

Get ready for a fun, fast-paced, feel-good vampire adventure—packed with laughs, thrills, and unforgettable swoon-worthy moments! This is a complete, sweet stand-alone novel with edge-of-your-seat suspense, thrilling chases, snarky humor, and a happily-ever-after ending. This book also features Viola the enchantress and Brock the bear shifter from Her Second Chance Shifter.

Perfect for fans of Annette Marie, Heather G. Harris, Isa Medina, K. M. Shea, Lindsay Buroker, and Kenley Davidson.

Praise for L. MacNaughton:

"This is urban fantasy for readers who want to have a good time, even a few laughs. Well-crafted and thoroughly entertaining."

"Humor, magical exploits, and entertaining characters. This offers fans of both urban fantasy and supernatural romance a fun crossover read."

"A fast and fun ride that keeps you entertained all the way through its unyielding mayhem."

"Fresh, fierce, and laugh-out-loud funny. The most rollicking read I’ve had in ages!"

"Solid and well-paced, the world building is unique and interesting."

"Such a fun read! Humorous and charming. I couldn’t put it down."

Love it

I loved this. Just wish it had not been a virtual voice. The storyline was wonderful!

The AI reading

Sounded like a young person who had just learned how. There was little voice inflection or moderation. I would have enjoyed the book more if I had known that the reader was not a loving person.

a love story that unfold well

I don't really like virtual voice. But either side it did well, it was sometimes hard to know who was talking.

Sweet

I liked the sweet romance. I even enjoyed the virtual. Pics for the most part.

Meh

Storyline wasn’t too bad, but I could’ve done without the virtual voice. I think it would have put more emotion to the characters