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Book: The Vampire & The Man-Eater SYNOPSIS Stock broker Brock Hart’s idea of fun was getting his rocks off at the local gay nightclub every weekend. He imagined the Rules of Relationships never applied to him, and had no interest in beginning in one. His best friend Eli thought he was crazy to consider sex as a purely recreational sport. And for Brock it was. But soon his playboy image was put to the test. Daniel Wolf set his sights on the handsome businessman. And one bite from the sexy vampire and Brock was hooked. This Man-Eater was soon tamed by a bloodsucker. Never in his wildest dreams did Brock ever imagining falling for anyone, and most certainly not a young man from Sixteenth Century England! But sparks do fly, literally, between the two, and Brock Hart has finally met his perfect match. The only problem is, he’s a vampire. Can love conquer all? It will be a challenge, but one Brock is up for, in so many ways! READ EXCERPT FROM BOOK >> 7 Total Reviews of This Book Brock is a man-eater and he is proud to have had more than one thousand of lovers; how? it's simple, he spends all his weekend hooking up with men in gay club, and having at least two lovers by night. Knowing the name of the man who gives him a blow job, or whom he is screwing is not essential. But Brock is happy of his life since he is jovial and friendly and he has a very good reputation with all his past lovers. He is loved and he loves himself. read full review >> Brock Hart is a man of rules: never take a guy home and never be the bottom. It all works out quite well and keeps Brock happy with a string of casual hook-ups. That is, until he meets Daniel Wolf. One moment with Daniel turns everything in Brock's life upside down, leaving Brock floundering and wanting the man desperately. Problem is... Daniel is a vampire. Can there be a future for these two very different men? read full review >> The Vampire and the Man-eater by G. A. Hauser is a story about finding love in unexpected places. Brock Hart is living the high life. A self-proclaimed narcissist, he spends his days working as a highly-paid investment consultant and his nights picking up men at his favorite bar. He has never had a serious relationship and has no interest in ever settling down with one man. That is, until one night when Brock meets Daniel Wolf – a beautiful man capable of giving incredible pleasure who has a tendency to nibble on Brock’s neck. read full review >> Brock Hart likes to play the field at the gay bars. Relationship is a dirty word in his book. He prefers to have some regular but casual partners but only for fun. He's lost count of the number of men he's been with. One night he meets Daniel Wolf in his favorite bar and can't seem to get him out of his system. The best sex of his life is only part of it. There's something about the man. Even his fetish for taking blood doesn't put him off. It looks like Brock is about to be tamed by a Wolf. read full review >> Brock Hart is a stockbroker. He is also gay, and a playboy who plays the field with abandon. Daniel Wolf is a vampire and has been so for nearly 500 years. He is only looking for a meal and sets his sights on the handsome playboy when he sees him in a gay club. read full review >> Brock always has what he wants with no holds barred. Brock’’s rules are that there are no rules. Brock gets every man he wants and walks away afterwards looking for the next man. There is an unlimited number of men and Brock is determined to try them all out. The word forever isn’t in Brock’s vocabulary, unlike his friend Eli who wants to find one special man to spend his life with. One night at a club, Brock sees a man across the club that is everything that he would ever want. He has as immediate connection with him beyond anything that he could ever want. read full review >> Stock Broker Brock Hart isn't interested in relationships. He likes men, lots of men and has fun getting what he wants when he wants. Until he meets Daniel Wolf and Daniel starts using Brock for what he wants. read full review >>