The Vampire's Omega

A Vampire Mpreg Romance

By: L.C. Davis

Narrated by: JJ Jenness

At the age of 20, I never thought I'd have to make the choice between true love or my soul.

Then again, I never thought I'd be faced with any of the terrible, wonderful, impossible things that exist in Lyle Carraway's world. The vampire is a weakness I never even knew I had, and when he whispers promises of immortality and sensual luxury, it's more temptation than I can handle.

Good Catholic boys from small towns aren't supposed to make deals with the devil, but I never counted on him being this hard to resist. Or being the key to the family I've always wanted. If I accept his forbidden gift and turn out to be a prized male omega, there's a chance I could bear his baby and his name.

Too bad my guilty conscience isn't the only force conspiring to keep us apart.

This is a standalone vampire mpreg romance and the first in a series.

©2018 L.C. Davis (P)2019 L.C. Davis

Not bad, but too much religion

Typical vampire mpreg, but the religious overtones started to get distracting from the story. narrator also read with a slightly nerdy overtone which made the romance feel a bit fake. 3/5

A sweet guilty pleasure

I received this book of my own free will for an honest review.

This one was actually pretty fun, it began chaotically but it evolved into so much more, Henry was such a sweetheart really, trying to understand everything.

The conflicts between vampires and hunters are as old as vampires tales but the twist with this one was pretty nice actually.

By the end of the story I was so happy and wanting more of Leo and Henry love story that I would actually try to get the other ones, they're interesting in their own way.

loved it

I loved this story it has an interesting twist on coupling where where the vampire can become pregnant weather they are male or female is very cool.

chuckles

kind of cheesy, but I finished it, I did chuckle along the way. thanks for the fantasy

An Ok Quicke

Overall I liked this short story and plot. But the delivery by the narrator did not stick it and the writing itself fell flat. I cringed at his reading quite often and it would take me out of the story. Would I listen to it again? No. But I also didn’t DNF it.