Halloween House Party, Part One—Thirst Trap

THREE HUNDRED GUESTS. ZERO PHONES. ONE KILLER. AND THE WORST POSSIBLE NIGHT TO FALL FOR A LINEBACKER.

Rho Iota Pi is throwing the Halloween party of the decade. A haunted Victorian mansion. A twelve-hundred-pound pumpkin. Enough jungle juice to make three hundred college students forget their names. And a coffin full of confiscated phones, because apparently the dean's office hates fun.

Ethan Dunleavy is six-foot-four, openly bisexual, captain of the football team, and president of the fraternity. He can read a quarterback's next move from fifty yards away. Reading the adorable computer genius who's been crushing on him since sophomore year? Apparently that's beyond his abilities.

Adam Kessler built the haunted house's spectacular lights, cameras, and scares. He's brilliant, sarcastic, and entirely unprepared for Ethan to finally notice him. Especially when the big, gorgeous idiot turns out to be even better with his hands than Adam imagined.

Unfortunately, somebody else has plans for Halloween.

Someone wearing the haunted tour's skull-faced costume is murdering guests and turning their bodies into decorations. The fake blood isn't all fake. The screaming doesn't always end in laughter. And when Ethan tries to shut the party down, three hundred drunk idiots decide it's part of the show.

The DJ won't stop playing. The phones are locked in a coffin. The body count keeps climbing.

And somewhere between one spectacularly ill-timed hookup and a midnight massacre, Ethan and Adam discover that falling for each other might be the most dangerous thing they've done all week.

Hot guys. Horny bad decisions. Outrageous murders. A Halloween party that absolutely refuses to die.

Halloween House Party: Thirst Trap is a filthy, funny, high-heat M/M horror-comedy romance packed with explicit chemistry, outrageous fraternity antics, slasher suspense, and a genuine love story beneath the blood and glitter.

Part One of a two-part M/M romance. This installment ends on a cliffhanger. Ethan and Adam's story continues—and reaches its happily ever after—in Part Two: Death Trap.