Odd Blood

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Odd Blood by Azalea Crowley

Stuck That’s what Josephine Pajimula felt like. A burnout millennial on the verge of losing her housing, her roommate, and maybe even her best friend. It made perfect sense to go to a Halloween party, ignore her feelings, and spend the time searching for apartments instead. A Chance She hadn’t expected meeting him. A man in a vampire costume took a hard fall in front of her. Against her better judgment, Josephine is determined to make sure this stranger makes their way home safely. Alarm bells in her head be damned. Luck Eadwulf is charming, silly and is super committed to whatever performance he’s putting on. Despite herself, Josephine enjoys their conversation, even indulges in his claims that he’s a vampire. Except, he isn’t pretending. Unexpectedly, Josephine is offered a way out of her dilemma. All she has to do is become the nanny to Eadwulf’s elderly granny roommate. That should be easy… right? Thrust into the spooky, quirky world of vampires; are things falling apart or falling into place? Odd Blood is a romantic comedy featuring diverse characters, a slow-burn romance, and creative expletives. This story has horror elements, such as gore, and has adult content suitable for 18+. Odd Blood is the first in a series with a guaranteed HEA/HFN. Please find a full content advisory on the author’s social sites. Please note: This is a demisexual late bloomer love story with NO SPICE and is the first act in a series with no major cliffhanger.

AdultDiversity Representation/LGBTQ+/Own VoicesRomance/ParanormalDiversity Representation/BIPOC/Own VoicesHorror/Paranormal CreaturesDiversity Representation/Neurodiversity/Own Voices

Content Warning: Anxiety, Blood, Death, Depression, Drugs, Emesis, Gore, Microaggressions, Misogyny, Murder, Profanity, Racism, Self-deprecation, Sexism, Sexual Themes, Slut Shaming, Violence, Vampire Hypnosis & Consent Issues


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Worldbuilding: Piqued curiosity
Plot: Mostly clear
Characters: Roles are clear
Storytelling: Balanced
Immersion: Satisfying, fulfilling experience
Emotional Response: Engaging
Thought Provoking: Focus on the story solely
Cover: Unrelated to the story

Overall, I enjoyed Odd Blood quite a bit. I think Josephine and Eadwulf are adorable and I loved the representation in the book. A good book.

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