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Why a STAY recommends it

“Jisung centered. Jisung is a college student. Minho is his literature instructor. Married. 7 years older. Jisung doesn't care and flies towards love like a moth into a flame. Things inevitably go sideways. This story held me captivated from the beginning. It's intense, full of difficult emotions and struggles. But we get happy ending, the last two chapters are like an aftercare.”

Why a STAY recommends it

“I don't really read polySKZ but I appreciate how well this is written. I was hooked before I realized it was more depressing than I was ready for, however I couldn't put it down and before I knew it five hours had passed. Basically Minho caries all the mental tasks in a pack and doesn't feel loved.”

Why a STAY recommends it

“Lee Minho is a vampire prince. Han Jisung is a poor worker who undergoes the mandatory blood test. His result? The highest quality blood. He is assigned as Minho's personal donor (blood bag). There is no direct feeding allowed, and the vampires do not speak nor look at the donors. Trust me it gets really good.”

Why a STAY recommends it

“Searching for death in all the wrong places, bounty hunter Han Jisung gets the opportunity of a lifetime… the chance to repay his debts and help his closest friend at the same time. The cost? Only his freedom… and possibly his life. But that’s okay, he never asked for it anyway. Will Jisung find his end? Or is the vampire he sells himself to the beginning he hadn't known he was searching for?”

Why a STAY recommends it

“Jisung is a beautiful fairy servant and he catches the eye of the human king.”

Why a STAY recommends it

“Because the story and plot are interesting and written with care. The trauma and healing process are handled carefully and as realistically as possible. Each character has their own voice and their own struggles that they work on throughout the story. The connections between all characters matter just as much as the one between the two main characters. There are many moments that will make someone cry, but they will be the moments most remembered in the end. And there are also moments that will make someone laugh, get angry, feel seen, and sometimes, even healed themselves.”