Penelope Barsetti

This book pretty much picks up after the prior book. Larisa finds herself once again in Kingsnake's presence. She can tell herself all the lies she wants and give Kingsnake rules but in the end, she can't resist him. She is like a moth drawn to a flame.

These two's relationship is evolving into something deeper. I saw some growth from Larisa but not a great amount. I will agree with some of the other readers that she could have been stronger but really who could blame her when it comes to Kingsnake.

In this book, we also get to know Kingsnake's brother, King Cobra better. Who I like this addition and his love interest Clara. I was looking for a new dark, fantasy series to sink my teeth into (pun intended). I look forward to continuing this series. Although, I may have to do so in audio format as I really enjoyed the narrators, Ramona Master and Michael Ferraiuolo.… (plus d'informations)

Love dark romance? How about forced proximity? Morally grey hero? Sassy heroine? Paranormal romance? If you answered yes to all of these questions, then Bite the Woman that Feeds by Penelope Barsetti is the book for you.

I love that Larisa was not afraid of Kingsnake. In fact, her bold attitude towards Kingsnake had me cheering for her. Yet, when they were in very close proximity to one another, I did find myself holding my breath in anticipation.

Oh boy oh boy, the intimate moments are extra spicy! I could not read this book fast enough. I can't wait to continue this series.… (plus d'informations)