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The Midnight Frequency

(2026)
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He may be dead, but his career—and his love life—are very much alive in this charming paranormal rom-com.


Silas has been a vampire for a very long time, and he’s learned one important truth: love is a lie.

As the host of a late-night supernatural radio show, he has no problem telling his listeners exactly why. Soulmates are a fantasy. Happily-ever-afters are a marketing gimmick. And anyone who believes otherwise clearly hasn’t been paying attention.

Maggie, the station’s capable-but-overwhelmed manager, gets so sick of Silas’s cynical rants that she calls in anonymously to argue with him.

It should have been a one-time thing.
Instead, their on-air feud goes viral.
Silas’s pathetic ratings skyrocket.
Maggie’s writer’s block disappears.
So Maggie keeps calling.

Unfortunately, she’s also falling for Silas off the air—and now there’s a lie sitting between them, delicate as glass.

What could possibly go wrong when the vampire who never believed in love finds it, only to discover the woman he loves has given him a reason to doubt it all over again?

🎙️ rom-com
🎙️ workplace romance
🎙️ hidden identity
🎙️ dislike to love
🎙️ quirky paranormal radio station setting
🎙�� steamy
🎙️ grumpy x sunshine
🎙️ dual first person POV

"
Frasier", "You've Got Mail," and "First Time Caller" meets "My Roommate is a Vampire" in this laugh-out-loud paranormal romance.


Genre: Paranormal Romance

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