Love at First Bite

by Sherrilyn Kenyon, L A Banks, Susan Squires, and Ronda Thompson

Over five hundred years ago, Esperetta's soul was bound to her husband's by dark magic, and when Velkan became a Dark-Hunter, to her horror, she became immortal as well. Now, they must come together to fight an old enemy...and the passion that threatens to consume them once more. In "Ride the Night Wind" by L.A. Banks, dark dreams haunt Jose Ciponte, dreams of a woman so beautiful he aches for her-and a deadly enemy who stalks them in the night. And now those dreams have become a reality...In "The Gift" by Susan Squires, all Major Davis Ware wants to do is propose to the beautiful Emma Fairchild. Instead, he is called back into battle, and a desperate fate. And Emma will venture into hell itself to save him. In "The Forgotten One" by Ronda Thompson, Lady Anne Baldwin longs to break free from her proper bonds. When she meets the mysterious Merrick, whose eyes glow like a wolf's, she may have found more than she bargained for.

• ISBN13: 9780312349295
• Publish Date: 3 October 2006
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 19 January 2017
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: St Martin's Press
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 384
• Language: English

Reviews

[wyvernfriend]

A very mixed bag of stories, two contemporary and two modern, all of which are paranormal romances.

Sherrilyn Kenyon brings Dracula into her reality, in this story his daughter has to deal with her husband that she believes ill of from a long time ago. He bound her soul to his and when he took Artemis' offer she became immortal too. Pretty typical of her stuff.

The second is LA Banks'. Two teenagers find themselves dealing with abilities and evil, they find themselves attracted to each other.

Susan Squires' the Gift is an interesting tale of vampires and choices.

My favourite was Ronda Thompson's The Forgotten One. Lady Anne Baldwin has found herself beginning to be tired with the restraint of her life and a new stable manager helps knock her life out of it's usual bounds.

Altogether a fun set of stories, nothing too amazing but good for it's type.