Blood Heat

The Vampire Blade, Book 1

By: M.C. Waring

Narrated by: A.M. Elizabeth Kay

“Kill Bill” meets “Blade” in this loose classic novel retelling of “The Count of Monte Cristo.”

Betrayed. Humiliated. Enslaved by vampires. Now it’s her turn to hunt them.

21-year-old college student Raven Alexander’s life is shattered when she’s betrayed by the person she trusted most.

Locked inside an inescapable supernatural prison and turned into a blood-sucking monster, Raven becomes the plaything of the vampire elites. If they have their way, she’ll be forced to fight and kill for their amusement for the rest of her (undead) life.

Just when she’s about to lose the last remnants of her hope and sanity, she hears whispers about a secret vampire-hunting organization whose base is hidden on a remote island. If she can somehow escape the inescapable prison, locate the base, and undergo the organization’s grueling training, she’ll become a force that can give even the vampires nightmares.

She will remember their names. And she will have her revenge.

Blood Heat is the first installment in M.W. Arita's THE VAMPIRE BLADE, an action-packed new adult urban fantasy adventure filled with breath-taking twists and turns, steamy romance, and more vampires than you can shake a stake at! This series is a spin-off of the VAMPIREAPER books, but can be listened to and enjoyed as its own stand-alone story.

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*Note: The Vampire Blade series consists of fast-paced books that end on shocking, mind-blowing cliffhangers, and contains content (graphic violence, swearing, sexual references, etc.) that may be triggering to some listeners.

©2022 M.C. Waring (P)2024 M.C. Waring

Surprisingly good

Been meaning to write this for a while now. While not my typical genre of book, the story was well done. Full of nostalgia for 90’s kids. As well as many pop culture references. Decent plot development and enjoyable mythological references/ inspiration.

Honestly feel bad for not giving it a listen when I first got it. if you got some free time or are on a long drive to/from work it’s definitely worth a listen.