Four stories, all fairly intriguing, involving vampiric seduction. 'The Nightwatchers' is unusual in that a gay man and a lesbian are friends and are involved. 'Carnival' is the most enjoyable story in the bunch, well written and featuring an unusual set of characters.
Aspiring actor Philip Rutledge is looking only for a role in a local theater production when he finds something much more tempting in the arms of mysterious Kevin Lockhart. Yet what Kevin craves may be more than Philip is willing to offer as he learns that one more night in the sensuous stranger's embrace may be his last.
As chief mechanic for a traveling show, Joe Flanagan has found the perfect place to hide what has always set him apart- his desire for other men. But when a new attraction is added to the carnival, presided over by the seductive Mr. Star, Joe finds himself a player in a dangerous game that promises a kind of pleasure he's only dreamed of.
Antiques deal Rolan Weir is thrilled with the chance to sell a valuable, ornately carved box dating back to the 1700s-but he's even more intrigued by the man who offers it, and the strange caveat that accompanies the object. Suddenly, the life Roland has known hangs in the balance as the necklace inside the box reveals the promise of unearthly power-and untold bliss.
A typical boys' night out becomes an odyssey of pleasure when Chance Foster meets Christano Montez, a newcomer to Denver. Startled to discover that the charismatic, otherworldly young man is a vampire, Chance is still willing to risk everything to hold onto his sensual new lover- even in the face of a rival vampire's deadly blood lust.
