Frost Bitten

A Sapphic Paranormal Fantasy | An Enemies to Lovers College Sports Romance | A Werewolf Shifter Thriller

By: M. Walsh

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Her biggest rival on the ice is a werewolf. And now, they're forced to be allies in a war she never knew existed.

Mina, captain of the university basketball team, is the definition of a jock with a plan. Her life is a playbook of calculated wins, a great boyfriend, and comfortable routines. She has her future mapped out, and nothing can throw her off her game.

But her perfectly ordered world is body-checked when a PR stunt forces her into an alliance with Freya, the enigmatic and infuriating captain of the hockey team. Known campus-wide as the Lesbian Ice Queen, Freya is everything Mina isn't: cold, secretive, and dangerously intense. Their rivalry is legendary, making this forced partnership a nightmare that threatens to unravel Mina's control.

As their animosity sparks into an undeniable, sizzling enemy to lovers attraction, Mina stumbles upon Freya's secret—one that goes far beyond the rink. Freya isn't just a rival; she's an Alpha Lesbian Werewolf, bound by ancient duties rooted in Jewish supernatural lore to protect their university from a rival pack.

When a brutal supernatural war erupts on campus, this lesbian fantasy thriller drags Mina into a thrilling, terrifying new reality. Her strategic mind, honed from years of lesbian basketball player excellence, might be the pack's greatest weapon. But can she trust the woman who was once her greatest enemy? And can she abandon the safe life she always planned for a love that could cost her everything?

Frost Bitten is a gripping lesbian supernatural story and sports romance perfect for readers who love:

• A Driven Jock and an Enigmatic Ice Queen

• Spicy Enemy to Lovers Tension

• High-Stakes Lesbian University Sports (Basketball & Hockey!)

• Secret Lesbian Werewolf Shifters & Ancient Magic

• A "Lesbian Toaster Oven" Awakening

• Unique Jewish Supernatural Folklore

• A Thrilling Campus Mystery

Good read

Virtual voice did a terrible job with this good book. Plot was deep and escalated quickly

Enjoyable

It was good story and wonderful, likeable characters! I would definitely read more from this author