[ SECRET POST #5392 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5392 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Immortal romances

[(Anonymous)]

The only vampire/human romance I really enjoyed was Robin McKinley's Sunshine, partially because while the human and vampire protagonists are into each other, the vampire is still really alien and creepy, just less so than their mutual enemies that trap them both together.

And when they get distracted from not dying/being destroyed by enemy vampires by their attraction to each other, the vampire has to put the brakes on and say it's a bad idea because they need to focus on survival.

I think setting it in a modernish world where magic and magical creatures exist out in the open helps it avoid some of the more annoying (to me, anyway) vampire/urban fantasy tropes.

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[(Anonymous)]

Sunshine is so good.

Re: +1

[(Anonymous)]

Sunshine is bad, it gives you cancer.