Title: Bite Me
Author: C.C. Wood
First published September 11, 2013
278 pages, Kindle Edition
Rating: 3.98
Overview
Life was perfect for Caroline; a dream job in a prestigious law firm, a luxury apartment, and a charming boyfriend. However, her life takes a drastic turn when she discovers her boyfriend cheating on her with her best friend.
She’s out of a job and her apartment, and her love life takes a nosedive. That is until she meets the enigmatic and drop-dead gorgeous vampire, Adrian Knight.
Caroline is skeptical when Adrian confesses to being a vampire, but she can’t resist his charm and the excitement that comes with his world. As Caroline becomes more entangled in Adrian’s world, she must choose between her old life or a life filled with danger and passion with Adrian.
Will Caroline give up her old life to be with Adrian, or will she choose the safety of a normal life?
About the Author
C.C. Wood is a writer from Texas who specializes in steamy paranormal and contemporary romance novels. She focuses on creating strong female characters and the men who cherish them.
If you have the pleasure of meeting C.C., keep in mind that some of her characters are inspired by real people. So, be careful, as your actions or words might end up in one of her books someday.
C.C. considers herself a recluse and enjoys spending her time at home. She spends her days reading, writing, cooking, and watching TV.
She enjoys sipping on either coffee or wine while spending time with her partner, daughter, and two beagles.
C.C. is represented by Stephanie Phillips at SBR Media. For inquiries, please contact [email protected].
Editoral Review
Bite Me by C.C. Wood is a paranormal romance novel that was first published on September 11, 2013. C.C. Wood is a bestselling author who is known for her steamy, action-packed books in the paranormal romance genre.
Bite Me follows the story of Rowan, a young woman who gets turned into a vampire against her will and has to navigate her new life and feelings for her handsome and mysterious sire. Set in modern-day New Orleans, Bite Me is a fast-paced story with plenty of action and steamy romantic scenes.
The book explores themes of love, loyalty, betrayal, and what it means to be human, even when you’re no longer alive. Wood’s writing is engaging and her characters are well-drawn, with complex backstories and motivations that keep the reader invested in their fates.
The plot of Bite Me revolves around Rowan’s transformation into a vampire and her growing attraction to her sire, Jesse. Jesse, on the other hand, is running from his own past and trying to protect Rowan from the dangers of the vampire world.
The conflict between Rowan and Jesse’s feelings for each other and the challenges of being a vampire create tension and suspense throughout the novel. One of the strengths of Bite Me is Wood’s skillful world-building.
The reader is drawn into the world of vampires in New Orleans, with its complex social hierarchy and political intrigue. The historical and cultural significance of the city is also woven into the story, adding depth and richness to the setting.
Wood’s writing is fast-paced and engaging, with plenty of twists and turns that keep the reader on their toes. The romantic scenes between Rowan and Jesse are steamy and well-written, and their chemistry leaps off the page.
However, the book does have some flaws, including some pacing issues and a few plot holes that could have been addressed. Despite its flaws, Bite Me is a fun and engaging read that will appeal to fans of the paranormal romance genre.
Wood’s writing is witty and engaging, and her characters are well-drawn and memorable. Overall, Bite Me is a solid addition to the genre and a must-read for fans of C.C. Wood’s work.
I would give Bite Me a rating of 3.5 out of 5. While there are some flaws, the book’s strengths outweigh its weaknesses and make it a worthwhile read.
I would recommend Bite Me to fans of the paranormal romance genre, particularly those who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed stories with complex characters and engaging world-building.
