One Bite With a Vampire by Louisa Masters

Even a side story of his POV in the timeline would have been nice. I honestly would have appreciated Gideon's POV for at least one or two chapters in book one. I did find it interesting that in this book, there was two POV, while in book one, there was only Sam's POV.

I kind of wish it was a bit longer as it felt a bit rushed in places or used time skips to speed things up. *spoilers* *update at a later date* I liked this book. This time, though, I'm ready - after all, I've got an 800-year-old vampire at my back. Plus, did I mention that he's not hard to look at?Īs we race to find my former captor before he can find me, life takes another twist and upends my world all over again. With the bad guys still on the loose, I need someone like that on my side. The thing is, teenage mentality or not, Andrew is a fierce protector. Especially when one particular vampire makes me want to take up stake sharpening for a hobby. But the whole demons, vampires, shifters thing is not easy to get used to. They gave me a job, a home, and a support network.

My rescuers at CSG have been awesome.mostly. Instead, I was kidnapped, spent months being a test subject, was in hiding for nearly a year, and then found out that my whole existence is a science experiment conducted by the bad guys. Two years ago, I was planning to go to college, have a wild time, then settle into a normal life. It's not easy being the only human at the Community of Species Government - and especially not when you're the rescue case.

One Bite With a Vampire by Louisa Masters