Bite Me Forever (part 1)

An enemies to lovers dark romance

When the man I loved left me at the altar to run away with another woman I thought there was nothing worse that could happen. I was wrong.


To save the family from financial ruin, my father married me to Viktor Volkov, a mysterious foreigner I only met once. I had to leave everything behind to live with a handsome but cruel husband.


Viktor’s icy blue eyes scared me but I couldn’t deny the physical attraction between us. He’s tall, muscular, with a dark and wild mane and perfect white skin. I wished I could ignore him but he’s just too damn sexy. We started a cat-and-mouse game and the sexual tension was the cause of misery.


One night, I went to his bedroom to make a dreadful discovery: Viktor was a vampire. I knew I should escape while I could. Instead, I kept wishing that he would finally acknowledge me and made me his.


Was I really in love with a blood-sucking monster? If I fled, I’d lose the man I craved. If I stayed, I’d be forever damned. Would I resist temptation or succumb to my own desires?


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Bite Me Forever is a steamy contemporary romance that starts in the Regency era and ends up in the future. A fated mates story about Lucy, a naive but willful human, and Viktor, a dark vampire who hides more than one secret. A story about how they find each other throughout the ages despite the forces that wish to tear them apart.


In the world of Bite Me Forever vampires feel the urge to feed when they have sex. Love between vampires is taboo and turning humans into vampires is strictly forbidden. The underground vampire society does not forgive. And yet our protagonists are willing to defy them all for the sake of love.


What readers say:


“I love vampires and the sex scenes are very hot, so I can’t wait for the story to continue.”

“Can I marry Viktor? He’s my ideal alpha male.”

“It made me horny, the sex is very explicit. If you have a blood fetish… pleasure is guaranteed.”  

“One of those erotic romance books you read using just one hand.”