Master of the Lines series by Angela Fiddler (Books 1-5)
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Overview: Angela Fiddler was born and raised in northern Alberta. She began writing smut at a very early (legal) age, and has written more than her share of slash fiction in her life. She started her Master of the Lines series when shewrote Castoffs for a darling friend who requested a birthday present involving hot, gay, kinky vampires. The novel practically wrote itself. When she’s not following the exploits of hot vampires, she writes epic fantasy and has had several short stories published.
Genre: Paranormal Vampires Romance MM
Castoffs #1: Janus has a pretty good life, for a vampire. In the vast, interlocking system of vampire hierarchies and allegiances, his responsibilities are more like guidelines and his master is nothing if not indulgent. Life can be brutal, but the sex is great. When he finds Lyall, a young, brash vampire who seems to know more about the workings of their world than he ought, Janus thinks it should have been a matter of see, want, get. But it’s never that easy. Asking permission leads to murder and betrayal. Janus’s pretty good life doesn’t so much dissolve as it explodes into a pile of dust. Passion, power, betrayal, blood. He’s been a faithful lieutenant for over a century, but now Janus’s loyalty may cost him his life, and Lyall is the only one he can trust.
Linage #2: Love didn’t just kick you when you were down; it staked you out and turned you into a vampire. Not that Vision was bitter. His ex-lover taught him nothing lasts forever, while his ex-master taught him to submit and the fine art of not resisting silk restraints. In exchange, Vision let both of them keep their heads. He considered it a fair trade-off.
Now Vision is a master, but still finds himself wanting to be on his knees.
Enter Hanz. He’s just a driver, but he knows what Vision wants and how to make it sting the way Vision likes most. Vision won’t be fooled again. Sure, Hanz is sweet. The respect feels genuine, and, what’s worse, he honestly seems to love Vision. Older, wiser masters counsel Vision against Hanz. And, of course, they’re right. Hanz does have something to hide.
And, as if on cue, along comes Vision’s ex-lover, the cause of and solution to being kicked, staked, and vamped. Vision is caught again, and this time not with ropes and silk. Now if he can only keep his neck and his heart intact.
Restitution #3: Ever since Janus took in Lyall, the only sticky situations he found himself in involved duct tape and maple syrup. All that changes when a new elder, Lore, enters the picture. His brutal touch can absorb power and talent from anything or anyone he wants. To combat him, Janus`s master asks Janus for a small favor.
Or rather, a large favor. Suddenly all the responsibility Janus had spent his vampire life avoiding catches up to him. Afterwards, he’s left with a lieutenant who hates him, lines that are already under attack, and sex with Lyall that is…well, okay. That’s still spectacular.
As for Vision, things should have been easy. Hanz is his perfect lieutenant, yet can still put Vision in his place and use him like no one else. Then along comes his ex, Seraph, under Lore’s orders, sniffing around his Hanz. It’s not like Vision can blame Hanz for finding Seraph irresistible.
As the lines continue to bleed out, it challenges everything. Vision must also repay an old favor, which has to be paid on his knees. It may cost him everything he has, but it’s not personal until Lore snatches Lyall.
Janus and Vision haven’t seen eye-to-eye on a lot of things, but if there is one thing they can agree on it is `favor` is a four letter word.
Prodigals #4: Kane wants Jinx. Jinx wants Kane. It should be a simple matter, but with vampires, nothing ever is. The human Kane belongs to the vampire Larkin, and his binding compulsion forbids him from touching Jinx no matter how much he wants him.
Vision wants Hanz. Hanz wants Vision – and has him quite regularly. The sex is electric, whether its on his knees, over the hood of a car, or bound to the headboard of the bed.
But the leader of the elder conclave, Janus, wants Vision to keep the conclave happy. The conclave wants Vision to keep Janus in check. So Vision is on his toes even when he’s not tied there by Hanz. Then Hanz’s son, Kane, appears out of nowhere, bringing with him his mute companion, a few hundred starving vampires, and one particularly nasty elder, and something’s got to give.
There’s nothing Vision won’t do for Hanz but Larkin is wily, and his hold on Kane is strongly sexual. It will take all of them working together to break it, but it may cost the conclave its last chance at peace.
Sometimes sex is simple, and sometimes it takes a conclave.
Coda #5: Whether Hanz tells Vision in exquisite detail exactly how the sex is going to happen where, when and with what or he just snaps his fingers and points to the ground, Vision gladly kneels and obeys because he can. Sex with Hanz, regardless of the leather and chains, doesn’t change who Vision is or all that he has accomplished. If there was ever a point in his life that he was happy, this would be it.
But when the dreams come, the new threat from the grinning skull of the moon demands he sacrifice his happiness with Hanz in order to keep them both safe. He must sacrifice Hanz, or Hanz’s son to a rival vampire. Vision refuses to choose, even though it means entering back into sexual slavery himself. Now the chains and collars are real, and the only thing Vision has left to lose is himself
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