A Tate Pack Vacation
2012
First Published
3.42
Average Rating
35
Number of Pages
Part of Series
When a vampire squirrel, who is a demi-god named Hermes, wanders onto the Tate ranch with orders that the pack travel to Albuquerque during a convention of gay romance writers, readers and publishers, the pack doesn't hesitate to pack up their bags and leaves. Who argues with a demi-god? Not to mention that vampire squirrel thing is freaky. But when they arrive in New Mexico the pack is startled and shaken by what they find. There's no way they will ever be the same after this vacation. Note: Though this is book 5.5 in the series, it is not included as a part of the Tate Pack serial anthology.
Avg Rating
3.42
Number of Ratings
77
5 STARS
25%
4 STARS
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3 STARS
25%
2 STARS
19%
1 STARS
6%
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Author
Vicktor Alexander
Author · 41 books
Vicktor Alexander “Vic” wrote his first story at the age of 10 about his youngest sister and her destruction of the world…with her breath. Much to his youngest sister’s dismay the story was a hit and became the first story of a series all dealing with the planets that were destroyed by his siblings and their strange quirks and body odors. Vic now enjoys writing about shifters, humanoids, cowboys, firemen, rent boys, fairies, elves, dancers, doctors, Doms, Subs, and anything else that catches his fancy, all sexy men falling in love with each other and having lots of naughty, dirty, man-on-man sex. Author of the best-selling series, The Tate Pack, Vic is a huge fan of the “happily-ever-after” ending. But while his characters all ride off into the proverbial sunset, all sexually satisfied and in love, they all bear the scars of fighting for that love, just like in real life. Out and proud, Vic does not believe that love only comes in one form, one race, one gender and that not only is gender fluid, by sexuality as well. Vic loves to make people laugh and when he’s not writing, or rather, procrastinating in writing, he’s reading, playing the Sims 3, hanging out with his very supportive adopted family, talking to his adopted daughter, whom he affectionately calls "Chipmunk", seeking the man or men who can handle his crazy, stressful, soap opera-esque life and being distracted from his writing by drooling over pictures of John Barrowman, Scott Hoying, Charlie David and Shemar Moore.
