Sucker Punch

First Fangs Club, Book 3

By: Kristen Painter

Narrated by: B.J. Harrison

Newly appointed vampire governor of New Jersey Belladonna Barrone is fast discovering that life as a vampire isn’t much easier than life as a mobster’s wife. But that experience certainly taught her some things about how to handle the problems that come with being governor. That is until a friend is kidnapped by the fae and his life put in danger, all because of her actions.

Figuring out how to save him feels very much above her pay grade, but she’s the boss, and the decision about how to handle this potentially deadly situation is completely up to her. With the clock ticking, she has no choice but to attempt a rescue.

Thankfully, she has the help of her team and some impressive new friends. But going to battle with the fae has painfully real consequences, and the outcome of their mission leaves them all reeling. While dealing with the fallout from the fight, Donna once again becomes the target of a jealous vampire rival, which puts her future in question. Somehow, she has to find the strength to keep going and overcome these new attacks.

But there’s only so much a woman can handle. Or is there? With new resolve, Donna knows her only option is to fight back. Who else is going to protect her family and friends? She’s never been one to run from her problems.

Even when her problems feel like a supernatural sucker punch.

©2020 Kristen Painter (P)2020 Kristen Painter

loved it

I really liked the story line of this one. can't wait for the next one with that cliff hanger ending.

Wow! This series just gets better with each book!

I just finished and am already jonesing for the next book. Don't dally, please, Kristen.

dear kristen painter

dear kristen painter when is the next book? I don't think I can wait. Please and thank you

Awesome!

Love the book author story line and am on pins and needles for the book!!

Love the entire series

I have listened to so much by Kristin Painter and hands down this was my favorite series! It seemed more mature and even the parts that in past books tend to run on forever before you get to some action were enjoyable