Bite: Sugar Daddy Vampire

An M/M Mpreg Omegaverse Romance

By: Summer Aspen

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Book 1 - An Alpha sugar daddy who’s a vampire. An omega sugar baby who’s human. What can go wrong?

Hollis is desperate. He and all five of his omega roommates are on the verge of being evicted. For a young omega, living on the streets is a death sentence. But Hollis’s friend comes up with an idea – visiting The Silver Moon Exchange. The Exchange is a matchmaking club for supernatural sugar daddies looking for a sugar baby. If Hollis is matched up with a sugar daddy, he'll have enough to pay their rent.

Hollis only intends for their relationship to last for six months. But he ends up with a surprise that will last a lifetime!

Features mpreg, knotting, and a happily ever after!

fun and sexy once you get past the nareator

I really enjoyed the story it was definitely something a little different. I have not run across many of the sugar daddy sugar baby relationship books
The narrator however was terrible I don't mind virtual voice at all I've kind of gotten used to it through the books that I've read but a female reading a male male romance was definitely not what I wanted. for me it pulled me out of the story several times and just didn't fit. this was a really poor choice.
if I'm honest the narrator knocked it down more than one star for me but it is a really good story so if you're able to get past the inconsistency then it's a really fun story and worth the read.

Why a virtual woman’s voice? WTF

Overall the story was pretty good, but listening to a woman’s voice read is distracting and spoiled the listen.

Great story

The story was great. The narration was not. AI narrators can or do not (I’m not sure which) alter voices to help distinguish between different characters. When you have more than one person talking (or even one person talking and thinking) you need to be able to tell who is who.
I thought it might be weird having a female voice narrating an all male story but it soon faded into the background.

Virtual Voice

I’m curious why a female voice was used for an MM romance. I’ve heard books with male voices and that would sound better for this genre.

Really?

Storyline was not quite there, and the persons voice narrating basically sounded like she was reading a book from Reading Rainbow