Sucks to Be Me

First Fangs Club

By: Kristen Painter

Narrated by: B.J. Harrison

When 49-year-old Belladonna Barrone’s mobbed-up husband does her the favor of dying in a car accident, she thinks she’s finally free of the crime family she unwittingly married into. Then the boss tells her that she has to complete her husband’s last job before that freedom is truly hers.

No big deal, she figures. Until things go south in ways she never imagined. Suddenly she’s thrust into a whole new world that makes the mob look like kindergarten. Vampires and werewolves are real? How is that freaking possible?

Her dreams of a new life disappear faster than wine at book club as more problems arise from her husband’s dark dealings and the unbelievable complications caused by her supernatural entanglements. Only her strength and determination (and some wild new friends) will see her through this next chapter, but the odds are against her.

How much more can her life suck? She’s about to find out....

©2020 Kristen Painter (P)2020 Kristen Painter

Great Read

This was really entertaining. Most of the time when listening to audio I have no problem picking up where I left off once I’m back in the vehicle...not with this one...LOL I listen to this one until it was done.

Great!

As always Kristen provides characters we love and become involved with. BJ Harrison is stellar with his narration. Great listen.

A left at the door review of Sucks to be me

really loved this book. I really hope we get more of the main character. I want to see how she grows now that she’s immortal and find out what happens as she discovers the paranormal world. I fully connected with the characters. The new series is one I will follow fully.

good book

starts off a little slow but picks up. I didn't really care for the narrator but he grew on me as I really wanted to finish the book

Good book, but...

I give great reviews because I enjoy the book, but the main character is female and most others are female. While the narration was great, it would be better with a female voice telling the story. Although I give complete kudos to the narrator, I had a hard time submerging myself in the story as I would with other books.

With that said, I will continue in with the story and listen more.