Nothing sucks more than fake dating a vampire in this paranormal romantic comedy from the USA Today bestselling author of My Roommate Is a Vampire.

Spice level: 4/5 open door.

Amelia Collins is tired of constant questions about her non-existent dating life, so she decides to get everyone off her back once and for all by finding someone – anyone – to pose as her date to a family wedding. If he’s annoying, or embarrassing, so much the better.

Coincidentally, Reginald Cleaves has centuries of experience at being rude, infuriatingly arrogant and a fashion eyesore, making him perfect for her purposes.

But as Amelia and Reggie practice their fauxmance and more of Reggie’s secrets come to light, Amelia is surprised to find her first impressions could not have been more wrong, and that Reggie’s bark might be worse than his bite…


Don't just take our word for it...

“Would I let Reginald Cleaves turn me into a vampire? Absolutely—Reggie is hands down one of my new favorite fictional characters ever, and I want to spend eternity reading Jenna Levine’s books. My Vampire Plus-One is A+++++”
– Jo Segura, USA Today bestselling author of Raiders of the Lost Heart

“Jenna Levine does it again! My Vampire Plus-One is a hilarious, steamy, and heartwarming masterclass on the paranormal rom-com genre. It’s also very weird in that it makes tax law kinda sexy. Reginald and Amelia are the cutest couple ever; their swoon-worthy chemistry and Levine’s lightning-quick wit will stay with the reader long after the last page has been turned.”
– Thea Guanzon, New York Times bestselling author of The Hurricane Wars

“My Vampire Plus-One is a funny, sexy romp that will bust you out of any slump, reading or otherwise!”
– Hannah Whitten, New York Times bestselling author of The Hemlock Queen


Taste the very first page

Bright red Comic Sans text found on an old GeoCities website

SHOULD ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THIS:
CRIMINAL
EVIL
VAMPIRE MASTERMIND
TERRIBLE GUY
COME TO LIGHT

PLEASE EMAIL THE COLLECTIVE IMMEDIATELY AT THECOLLECTIVE_1876@HOTMAIL.COM

My friends and family had enjoyed teasing me with the adage the only sure things in life are death and taxes ever since I became an accountant.