Love Bites

by Lynsay Sands

Book Overview

"Sands writes books that keep readers coming back for more." Katie MacAlister, author of A Girl's Guide to Vampires In the world of the sexy and seductive Argeneau family of vampires, true love is... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843962550
• ISBN13: 9780843962550
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 373 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

An amazing series

I absolutly adore the argeneau series!! Lynsay sand puts together a great story filled with romance, thrills, humorous wit, charm etc. I always find myself chuckling or biting my lip in anticipation of whats to come while i devour the stories. Absolutely recommend!!

A LOL, DELIGHTFUL READ.

I couldn't disagree more with the Publishers' Weekly review. This book was a hillarious, delightful read. Not quite as good as SWV but well worth my time. Definitely a keeper. I am soooo looking forward to Bastien's story. Lynsay Sands is a welcome addition to my list of Favorite Authors. I loved the warmth of the closely-knit, caring Argeneau family.

New Fan

I am a new fan of Lynsay Sands! This book will make you laugh out loud. The sex is hot, the vampires are beyond cool and you will not be able to read fast enough. The story is so fresh and exciting, it is truly original. I went back to buy all of her books. If you want to escape into a wonderful story with rich characters you need this book.

Another good book

I enjoyed this book as much as I did Ms Sands first book. It isn't as intense as some vampire romances, but still a entertaining, light read.I was fascinated by the description of the uncle, Lucian Argeneau. It reminded me of the Harry Potter character, Lucius Malfoy, to the point where I wondered if Ms Sands had him in mind when creating Lucian. I hope she will eventually do a book featuring him.

Oh yeah!

Rachel thought she had just another "crispy critter corpse" on her exam table; she'd never been more wrong. Etienne Argeneau only appeared to be dead. Once the bullet was removed from his heart, Etienne was able to heal. So, his intrepid assassin had to try and kill him all over again, but this time, Rachel got in the way. After she'd saved him, Etienne couldn't just let Rachel die, so he did the only thing he could do, turned her into a vampire like himself and took her home to meet the family. Now, he just had to hope that the two of them would fall in love, otherwise, he'd just lost his only chance at a lifemate. Each vampire could only turn one other person during their life.Rachel's journey to falling in love won't be easy. Etienne's family is rather unconventional, she's worried about her face turning bumpy, like Spike's, blood is not her favorite dish, and Pudge is still out there, looking for vampires to kill. However, when she looks at Etienne, all that other stuff is just stuff.***** Like Single White Vampire, Love Bites is an intelligent, witty barrel of laughs. Admittedly, Pudge is more irratating than evil, but that is no drawback. Marguerite, the matriarch of the clan has promised to find her other children lifemates, and this reviewer looks forward to her fulfilling the promise. *****

superb Vampire romance

Morgue Dr. Rachel Garrett is coming down with the flu when the corpse of Etienne Argeneau is brought in for her to examine. The big man was shot, but soon gets up as bullets cannot kill a vampire. Rachel assumes that her fever is making her delirious.A few days later, Etienne returns dead again. This time when he recovers, his assailant is there too as he followed behind the transported "corpse" to the morgue. Etienne, who feels he owes Rachel, will do anything to keep her safe from the evil that has assaulted him. Besides which she has somehow gotten inside his blood. He wonders if he should convert her as his eternal mate even though he knows vampires have only one chance to get the transformation right However, before he can decide to end three centuries of bachelorhood, the vile foe takes the choice out of his hands as Rachel is under assault.Vampire romance readers will love to tenderly bite the caring charming champion, who is simply a nice individual; Rachel is his delightful counterpart if she can "live" long enough to permanently take the role. The story line is entertaining on two levels. First there is the good vs. evil war between the hero and his vile obsessed foe (role reversal); and second is Etienne's dilemma of bringing her over or not. With this tale and SINGLE, WHITE VAMPIRE, Lynsay Sands has provided a unique vampiric family of nurturing considerate souls that readers will cherish.Harriet Klausner