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    The Golden Haired Boy
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    The Golden Haired Boy

    By Scarlet Blackwell

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    Ever since loitering in the university quad drinking from students, two hundred year old vampire Johann wants the thing he will never have - the boy with the golden hair. He stalks Lucas for years, meeting him once a year, watching him grow into a man until finally, he can no longer take the strength of his own desire. Will he give in to his need to make Lucas his or will he let him go forever?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDecadent Publishing
    Release dateApr 15, 2011
    ISBN9781613330500
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    The Golden Haired Boy
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    Scarlet Blackwell

    MM romance with real, flawed characters and dark themes. You will get trauma. You will get heartbreak. You will get a HEA. Always.

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