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Bloodlust Bites" transports readers back to the town of Crimson.  A place where vampires, shifters, and humans converge amidst a backdrop of magic, turmoil, and intrigue. Charley returns to confront otherworldly dangers and age-old forces, all while safeguarding those she holds dear.

Bloodlust Bites continues from where Bloodlust Blues left off. The prior installment ended with human women being murdered in strange ways. Now, more women have been found dead, and female vampires are disappearing. Beau, an employee of Charley, is the prime suspect in the killings, and Charley is adamant about proving his innocence. She also endeavors to safeguard another employee haunted by her past. To do this effectively, Charley hesitantly taps into her magical abilities, aided by a society of witches. Yet, as dangers escalate, she comes to realize that her magic alone is insufficient, compelling her to strike a bargain with her enemy.

Bloodlust Bites held my attention from beginning to end. I found myself rapidly turning pages, keen to discover what lay ahead for Charley and her team.  Bloodlust Bites delivered a fast-paced story, woven with a mystery that kept me guessing. I wondered at the connection between disappearance of the vampires and the murders of the human females. As the plot unfolded, the connection became apparent. The identity of the culprit though surprising made sense given the circumstances. Although the mystery was resolved and the antagonist was handled, new questions emerged. I look forward to uncovering what the future holds for Charley and her companions, particularly Beau, who experienced a transformative event.

Similar to the previous installment, "Bloodlust Bites" offers an impeccable mix of action and magic, complemented by a touch of romance. It's an entertaining read that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading

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