Bloodlust Bites

Charley Underwood, Book 2

De: Luanne Bennett

Narrado por: Stephanie Cannon

Welcome to Crimson, Georgia. I’m Charley Underwood—witch, bar owner, and accidental demon hunter.

Crimson isn’t a regular town. With vampires, shifters, and humans living side by side, tensions always run high. I try to keep the peace, and most of the time nobody gets hurt. Most of the time.

Right now, Crimson is one bite away from all-out chaos.

A dangerous new wolf is stirring up trouble. A sexy vampire is on the hunt, with a gun full of sunlight bullets. And thugs from Atlanta are threatening my friends.

As if that wasn’t enough, my magic is running wild. One second it’s throwing bad guys through windows, the next it fizzles out to nothing. There’s only one way to get it under control—by taking lessons from Crimson’s terrifying old-school coven of witches.

I need to get a handle on it fast. Way out in the woods, someone is attacking young women, leaving them bitten and bloody. Is it a stranger or one of our own?

When police pin the attacks on one of my bartenders, it’s clear that none of this is random. Someone is coming after me and the people I love.

I’ll do anything to protect my crew. Even strike a deal with a vicious old enemy.

Because when I see what I’m fighting against, it’s clear I need all the help I can get.

Bloodlust Bites is a fast-paced urban fantasy that will leave you breathless. With thrilling action, slow-burn romance, humor, heart, and found family, it’s perfect for fans of Kim Richardson, Charlaine Harris and Patricia Briggs.

©2024 Luanne Bennett (P)2024 Second Sky, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

What a Rollercoaster!

I thought that book 1 was really good and definitely had some intrigue to it… but this was a whole different level of roller coaster of shit happening. It’s all twisted around and when you think you know something… it flips around. And there’s some WTF moments that definitely had me on the edge of my seat. Now I’m going to need book 3.

Storyline is great

I was just wishing for more character development in this second book. Audio narration is excellent.