Willow Faron was a girl with big dreams. She dreams of helping people and making sure they would come home to their parents after helping them at her clinic in Portland, Oregon. But the day after she opened her clinic/home, she found it robbed, and her robber was a vampire. 

Caught between two worlds and forced to serve the vampire as their only human doctor under a Blood Oath, Willow’s dreams have turned away with the setting sun. Only the vampire in question draws her further and further into the Underground, a fantastical world where myths and fairy tales come to life.

And what’s more, Willow doesn’t want to say no.

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Heaven help her. 

Willow didn’t know what came over her. She didn’t know why she did why she pressed her palm against Lilith, and ‘kissed’ her.

Was it the night's events making her frisky? Or was it simple desire?

Willow didn’t know, and she didn’t care. 

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Venipuncture is written by Damon Day, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.



Venipuncture

Willow’s hands moved on their own. Moorehouse was tossed to the side like trash, and Lilith now laid upon the operating table in his place. All emotion was gone from Willow’s eyes as she entered a realm of focus she had never once experienced before. 


There was a bullet in Lilith, near the heart. Lead, not silver.


Lilith was weakened due to her time in the coffin, which had been laced with garlic. What’s more, they were over running water.


End result: Lilith was in critical condition and needed a blood transfusion. Willow couldn’t offer her own, she needed to remain upright.


But thankfully, the good doctor Moorehouse was a similar blood type and had proven to be a respectable, if unconscious, donor. Thankfully, the IV drip he had set up previously made injecting it into Lilith’s veins all the more easier. 


She hoped that by doing so, Lilith wouldn’t turn into an egotistical maniac.


But even that was preferable, so long she kept Lilith alive.


Chapter 26: Come (Un)alive