Masters Of Midnight

by Michael Thomas Ford

Paperback, 2003

Status

Available

Call number

813.01083

Publication

Kensington (2003), Edition: First Edition, 352 pages

Description

In His Hunger by William J. Mann, Jeremy is held prisoner and has erotic dreams while his captor grows younger and more irresistible with each drop of blood. In Sting by Michael Thomas Ford, Ben's encounter soft-spoken Titus Durham, a man with a hidden and irresistible obsession. In Brandon's Bite by Sean Wolfe, Brandon Lugo can have any man he wants - but what he wants in return is more than any lover could give. In Devoured by Jeff Mann, Derek Maclaine is still recovering from his lover's ancient murder, but when his new lover is threatened, he promises to have his revenge.

User reviews

LibraryThing member pussreboots
I only skimmed the last two as "inherrited vampirism" and "Highlander" type stories bug me. "His Hunger" was a nice compact story but I have to feel sorry for Minter. "Sting" had a great set up but the ending was just out of character for Ben as he had been set up over the course of the story.

Awards

Lambda Literary Award (Nominee — 2003)
Gaylactic Spectrum Award (Nominee — 2004)

Language

Original language

English

Original publication date

2013

Physical description

352 p.; 6.08 inches

ISBN

0758204213 / 9780758204219

Barcode

11801
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