Paranormal Romance - Romantic Comedy - Urban FantasyJessica Ortiz can sell anything. Corporate scandals. Political disasters. Billion-dollar reputational crises. If a company is burning, Jessica is the woman they call to make the flames look strategic. So when her newest client turns out to be a vampire corporation facing the biggest PR disaster in supernatural history, she sees only another career-making opportunity.
The problem? Their revolutionary synthetic blood works perfectly-except it makes vampires sparkle in sunlight. To Jessica, it's not a biological catastrophe. It's a branding opportunity. To Arthur Howard, the brooding vampire CEO of Blood-Corp, it's an unforgivable humiliation. He would rather liquidate his centuries-old company than become the laughingstock of the supernatural world. Unfortunately for him, Jessica has no intention of letting him quit.
Her plan is simple: rebrand the sparkle as luxury, turn the vampire community's embarrassment into exclusivity, and destroy their aggressively annoying werewolf competitor before the Federal Demonic Administration shuts Blood-Corp down. But the deeper Jessica digs, the more she realizes the product failure may not be an accident. Someone is sabotaging Blood-Corp-and the same supernatural syndicate threatening her father may be connected.
Now Jessica has seventy-two hours to save a vampire empire, expose a corporate conspiracy, and keep her emotionally unstable CEO from falling apart. Fangs, focus groups, hostile takeovers, and forbidden attraction collide in this witty paranormal romantic comedy about vampires, corporate chaos, workplace satire, and learning that sometimes the hardest thing to manage is your own heart.
Paranormal Romance - Romantic Comedy - Urban FantasyJessica Ortiz can sell anything. Corporate scandals. Political disasters. Billion-dollar reputational crises. If a company is burning, Jessica is the woman they call to make the flames look strategic. So when her newest client turns out to be a vampire corporation facing the biggest PR disaster in supernatural history, she sees only another career-making opportunity.
The problem? Their revolutionary synthetic blood works perfectly-except it makes vampires sparkle in sunlight. To Jessica, it's not a biological catastrophe. It's a branding opportunity. To Arthur Howard, the brooding vampire CEO of Blood-Corp, it's an unforgivable humiliation. He would rather liquidate his centuries-old company than become the laughingstock of the supernatural world. Unfortunately for him, Jessica has no intention of letting him quit.
Her plan is simple: rebrand the sparkle as luxury, turn the vampire community's embarrassment into exclusivity, and destroy their aggressively annoying werewolf competitor before the Federal Demonic Administration shuts Blood-Corp down. But the deeper Jessica digs, the more she realizes the product failure may not be an accident. Someone is sabotaging Blood-Corp-and the same supernatural syndicate threatening her father may be connected.
Now Jessica has seventy-two hours to save a vampire empire, expose a corporate conspiracy, and keep her emotionally unstable CEO from falling apart. Fangs, focus groups, hostile takeovers, and forbidden attraction collide in this witty paranormal romantic comedy about vampires, corporate chaos, workplace satire, and learning that sometimes the hardest thing to manage is your own heart.