Big Bad Bite

Big Bad Bite, Book 1

By: Jessie Lane

Narrated by: Chandra Skyye

Jenna O'Conner is not human, nor is she considered the norm for the supernatural Other community that is benevolent enough to share this world with the humans. On her first day as a member of the Wilmington Police Department's SWAT Team, Jenna runs into trouble in the form of a deadly, mouthwatering man named Adam McPhee, who is also not human. He is determined to figure out exactly what Jenna is, which could very well put her life in danger. Furthermore, he is determined to have her all to himself.

As if that weren't enough for Jenna to deal with, a group of extremist Shifters who consider humans to be cattle and who think that factions of Others should stay within their own species - never to intermingle - come to town. Jenna has to find a way to shut them down, but in the process of trying to do that, she discovers things about herself that even she had never thought were possible. Contains mature themes.

©2013 Jessie Lane (P)2014 Tantor

What an amazing story

This was a thrill to listen to it really was. The only down side to the book was the narrator. She made the male voices sound creepy and pretty much all the same. I know that when narrators have to read a character that isn't their own gender they do a pretty good job of it but Ms Skyye made the male characters sound unappealing and unattractive.

The author did a beautiful job of writing the story and it was a true joy to listen to. I could hardly stop. I am looking forward to the rest of the books in this series. I can't wait to see what new characters and plot twist Jessica Lane will throw our way. I will hope that Ms. Skyye will not be reading the remaining books after book 2.

HORRIBLE NARRATOR!!

What did you like best about Big Bad Bite? What did you like least?

The story is great

Would you recommend Big Bad Bite to your friends? Why or why not?

to read, not to listen to.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

Every male character sounds as if they are suffering from dementia. She does the male characters so slowly that moments that should have been tense just seemed dull.

Entertaining

It has it flaws: the main male character was very one dimensional and the main female character has a not like other girls attitude at some points in the story but overall the plot was good. It was very funny and kept my interest.

A fun building block to more adventures~

An interesting start to a new series of paranormal shifters and more.

Jenna is one bad ass woman. Not only is she a mix of wolf and demon but a member of a swat team.
Her life till she moves has been a very sheltered one. She is ignorant of the paranormal world around her which only makes this a bit more interesting to read.
Her world gets turned upside down and around when she meets Adam, the alpha of the local wolf pack along with her current partner on the swat squad.
Let's just say the author has given us quite a few interesting characters to think about for future books. I found this to be a pretty solid and informative beginning for what is sure to be a fun series

Great story bad narrator

I really liked the story but forgot how badly I dislike the male voices the narrator did so it makes it really hard to listen to it again the story itself is so great that it's really starting to upset me that I can't really listen to it because of the narrator's voice doing really bad jobs with the males she does a wonderful job as far as females but her male voices just sound like some little kid pretending to be a man