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When Lucien McNamara’s father remarries, he meets his new stepbrother Blaise Laurent. Blaise, the black sheep of his family, is promiscuous, conceited, and callous - but also magnetic, charismatic, and seductive. Lucien is immediately entranced by him. Blaise, after having a falling out with his uncle Raphael (an object of brooding and obsession for Blaise, and the only person who seems to actually get under his skin), must return to his family’s home to live. However, none of his family seems to want him there - especially his mother. Lucien takes pity and attempts to befriend and fix Blaise, but Blaise keeps trying to seduce Lucien. Lucien resists, knowing Blaise doesn’t love him, but continues to try to help him, and he finds himself more and more entangled with this enigmatic but frustrating being. Then Lucien makes a shocking discovery - Blaise is a vampire! Not only that, but he was turned by his own Uncle Raphael, an evil man with whom he has a very twisted relationship. Uncle Raphael wants Blaise to join the Vampire Nobility, but Blaise actually regrets being turned into a vampire. Lucien begins to see the cracks in Blaise’s callous exterior as slowly he begins to let Lucien into his heart. Can Lucien help Blaise find his way out of this dark world, or will he be dragged down with him?

My Stepbrother, the Vampire (BL)

Lucien took a step back without thinking about it. How could Blaise leave him alone with a full vampire like this? Lucien had not even armed himself.


"I must admit, I'm surprised Blaise confided in you about our true nature," Raphael remarked, smiling at Lucien.


Lucien shrugged, guarding his expression. "It was an accident, really," he replied, choosing his words carefully. "Blaise had the courage to be honest with me when I stumbled upon the truth."


Raphael's eyebrow arched in intrigue. "And what do you think of it?" he inquired, his eyes studying Lucien intently.


Lucien hesitated for a moment, grappling with his thoughts. "At first, I couldn't believe it," he confessed. "But then, as I observed Blaise, I saw that he wasn't the violent creature I had imagined. He seemed burdened by his transformation, almost regretful. Now I feel bad for him."


Chapter 11: Alone with the Vampire