A Bite to Remember
by
Lynsay Sands
Rating
Mature
Fandom
vampires
Relationships
Vincent Argeneau/Jackie Morrisey
Characters
Vincent Argeneau
Jackie Morrisey
Tiny McGraw
Marguerite Argeneau
various side characters
Additional Tags
vampires
romance
Big Guy Named Tiny
Meddlesome Aunt
Mystery
Mind Control
Dubious Consent (not between main pairing)
Pedophile Vampire
age gap (cause vampires)
Series
Book 5 in the Argeneau series
Summary
Jackie Morrisey is a private detective hired to find the person who has been sabotaging Vincent Argeneau's company. But things grow more complicated when Jackie begins to see Vincent as more than just a client.
Stephy Thoughts
If I remember correctly, this was the first book I ever read in this series. And because of it, I refused to stop reading this series. I just really like Lynsay Sands' writing. She mixes angst, humor, action and romance really well and makes her books all enjoyable. And this book was no different. I also like that you can pick up any book in the series and it can stand on it's own as a simple paranormal romance. Reading the entire series in order gives you more, but, like I said, I think this was the first book I read in the series, and I wasn't lost or confused about what was going on, or who was who.
But enough about the series. I'm here to ramble about this book.
Lovely book.
Characters are all fun and interesting. I like that Marguerite graduated from meddling mother to meddling aunt. I love Marguerite and her meddling, honestly. It's fun. Tiny is a massive trope. Big guy named Tiny that likes to cook? Yeah. That's a trope. But it's one I like, so no complaints from me. Jackie has some nice character growth. And Vincent is the right amount of brooding vampire that it doesn't become annoying.
The spice is light. While there is some mild sex scenes, the book is more focused on the emotional side of the romance.
All in all, great book. Great series. Great author. Highly recommend if you like paranormal romance.
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