Bite Me

Shadow Guild: Vampire Bride

De: Linsey Hall

Narrado por: Laurel Schroeder

I’ve got one thing to say to the fated mate who wants to kill me: Bite Me.

I can handle anyone who walks into my pub. Except him - the most powerful vampire who ever lived. The First. Dark, damaged, and hot as hell. He says I’m his one and only Vampire Bride, and that five years ago, I buried him alive.

Obviously he’s crazy, because I don’t remember any of that. All I know is that if I want to escape his vengeance, I have to help him infiltrate a deadly secret society.

I’m going to use the time to prove that I didn’t try to murder him, and that I’m not his Vampire Bride. Because if I am, he’ll kill me. But his wrath starts to falter as our mutual hate turns to heat. As the danger thickens, I start to wonder if he's right. But whatever happens in the end, there’s no escaping our twisted fate.

©2021 Linsey Hall (P)2021 Linsey Hall

Enjoyable

I never want to put any spoilers in anything for a review…

Nice story or stage I have a story… This feels like just the first chapter of more to come

Loved It

Surprisingly captivating. I am looking forward to Suck It. Laurel Schroeder does a fantastic job telling the story. The characters are awesome.

Great story!

I loved this story. The narration is good, except she tends to talk to fast and I have a hard time catching everything. But I’m definitely going to read the second book!

Lindy Hall is great author

I love the book series let's see all has written in the shadow jail I love the way the story tells

Great as Always!

I adore Linsey's books, and I am so glad that I finally got a chance to listen to this one! I can't wait to start the next one!

Entertaining

This was an entertaining and interesting take on the paranormal world. There is lots of adventure and intrigue. I wanted a bit more steam and romance, but otherwise it’s a good story.

I could not get invested

The premise of this seemed interesting, but it took the whole book to get there and the narrator’s voices didn't work for me. It just wasn’t believable and I kept having to replay sections because I couldn't remember if I'd missed something.