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1920's Vampires, who previously killed to feed, now thrill to feed. The revolution is led by four-hundred-year-old vampire, Rick Hiatt, and his newly turned ward, Matt Brenner. This is not the first time Rick has encountered the brutal treachery of the Moreau family of vampires, but he and Matt seek to make it the last.Book Synopsis
A revolution is roaring into the 1920s! Vampires, who previously killed to feed, now thrill to feed.
The revolution is led by a four-hundred-year-old vampire, Rick Hiatt, and his newly turned ward, Matt Brenner. This is not the first time Rick has encountered the brutal treachery of the Moreau family of vampires, but he and Matt seek to make it the last.
Los Angelinos mortal and immortal are under attack by the entitled, remorseless Moreaus. Dragon-shifter Adam Lachlan and seductresses Venus and Luna, team up with Rick and Matt to put an end to the siege. Brute strength won't take these hellions down, but they might be hoodwinked into exposing themselves.
Read about the origins of the fast friendship between Matt, Rick, and Adam, and see how their BDSM empire grew from humble beginnings to an international conglomerate.
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Appetite for Blood is a precious gem of a book! This action-packed adventure delves deep into the lustful underbelly of 1920's Los Angeles. It's a story that offers endless chills and thrills-captivating heroes and heroines, humor, history, and pulse-racing scenes dripping with sensuality. Prohibition is the perfect canvas for an international BDSM Empire. I'm eager to read more books from this provocative series!
-- A.M.D.
Wow, what a beginning. A true Phoenix rising from the ashes. Gripping from start to finish. I couldn't stop reading. The start of a long lasting friendship. Matt, Rick, and Adam, all alpha males, all sharing a common bond.
This has left me wanting more, bravo Amber Anthony.
-- J.K.R.
Finding out how the three main characters came together and how their journey began was just awesome. Good plot and character information. I felt totally immersed in that time.
-- K.C.
