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Hunger for You

By: Jenny Frame
Narrated by: Nicola Victoria Vincent
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Summary

Being Principe of an ancient vampire dynasty comes with difficult choices. For Byron Debrek, that means putting the good of her clan and innocent mortals over her own desires. When she falls for the first woman to set her blood on fire in centuries, Byron must harden her heart and walk away.

For Amelia Honey, a suit designer at a Savile Row tailor, the six months spent with her first love were the most wonderful time of her life. Byron made her feel like a princess and awakened her darkest sexual desires. But then she disappeared, leaving her nothing but a first-class plane ticket and a broken heart.

When a dangerous enemy befriends Amelia, Byron is compelled to act. Will she be able to regain Amelia’s trust and protect her? Or will pain and anger drive Amelia into the hands of Byron’s enemies, and into the middle of a vampire war?

©2018 Jenny Frame (P)2018 Bold Strokes Books, Inc Paranormal Romance
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there have been stories by this author that I really enjoyed - however, this is none of them. pure stubbornness carried me through this audiobook. hours of my life that I will never get back. I am truly sorry to say this but the whole story is so predictable and repeating descriptions over and over again doesn't make them any more meaningful than they were the first time. what also really sickened me was how passive Amelia is throughout the entire book. I could tell that Jenny Frame is trying really hard to make her appear equal to Byron that she totally lacks layers in character. she is described as purely good - the essence of innocence - which just gets boring pretty soon. she has some amazing skills that she apparently knows of but never uses and for some reason everybody good or bad falls for her. again I'm sorry to say it but what also really bothered me was that nothing about Byron is female. basically this is not a lesbian Love Story. Byron is Amelia's husband not her wife and the fact that she's got a pussy underneath her strap-on does not change that. totally and utterly stereotypical gender roles masked by "queerness".

not recommended

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