Night’s Kiss by Mary Hughes

Night’s Kiss by Mary Hughes is an Adult Paranormal Romance out now!

*Disclaimer: This book contains mature content and may not be suitable for younger readers*

“As a human who hunts vampires, I risk death each night I take to the streets. Bloodsuckers are stupidly fast. I have only my wits, my practice, and my weapons.

Oh yeah, and my rage.

Vampires killed my parents before my eyes when I was young. My revenge? I’ll destroy every last one of the evil bastards, starting with their king.

But only one man can help me locate the king. Achingly tall, dark, and too-sexy-for-his-own-good, Ryker is gorgeous enough to be the vamp king himself. But the devilish arch to his black eyebrow, his white, unfangy grin, and rocking the daytime are good clues that he’s human.

We’ll have to work together as uneasy allies if I hope to get my final revenge on the king—only now it seems evil monsters are also after our prey, and they’ll stop at nothing to see us all dead. And why are they having so much trouble finding the king?

Each book in the Ancients series is STANDALONE:
* Night’s Caress
* Night’s Kiss”

If you love slow burn romances or just vampires in general, take a bite out of this one!

When a vampire hunter begins to fall for her prey, her vengeance on her family’s killers are put in the spotlight. Even though she teams with a steamy vampire, their goals are not exactly the same..

It is one of those stories that took me awhile to really get invested in, so I gave this book 4 out of 5 stars.

The slow-burn really fit with the plot, and I was just dying for them to finally get their feelings out! During the second half, I was definitely on the edge of my seat!

Published: 18 November 2019

Publisher: Entangled: Amara

Genre: Adult Paranormal Romance

Pages: 383

How I Read It: eARC from Publisher

*Disclaimer: I requested a free copy of this book from the Publisher in exchange for an honest review. All of my reviews contain my honest opinions only and are not influenced I any way.*

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