Second Blood (A Reverse Harem Tale)

Lovin' the Coven, Book 2

By: Jacquelyn Faye

Narrated by: Angelica Scott

Nothing can turn your world upside down faster than someone asking for your help.

When I answered my door, the last thing I expected was a vampire. I probably should have asked before I invited him in. But what's done is done. He wasn't looking for his next meal, he was looking for a savior. His clan was being hunted by rogue witches out for their blood and we were all that could save them.

Me, being me, jumped right in to be the hero. The rest of the clan thought I was insane for wanting to help vampires. Especially the chief of police, who just happens to be one of my lovers. He wasn't exactly wrong either. I should have known they would shift their sights from the vampires to us.

What's a witch to do? Save the clan, save the coven, and save the day. Couple's therapy could come later. If we all survive....

Second Blood is an adult novel intended for mature audiences only. It contains graphic language and sexual situations. For 18 and up listeners only! This is a medium burn reverse harem where the girl gets all the guys. Why choose?

©2019 Untold Press LLC (P)2019 Untold Press LLC

100% Loved

Really enjoyed this book and trying to get the remaing books in the series from audiobook but no luck yet! Did I say I LOVE this series so far?

Lovin it

Great addition to the series. The story just pulls you in. Sarcastic and funny. Great read!

Super Steamy 🔥

The book starts off with vampires seeking help. The vamps where hunted down by rogue witches. As the story goes on Dot is getting closer to Jimmy and Chief Bill. By the end of the book she is officially dating both of them. Dot's coven is about to grow larger with the help and support from members of her mother's coven. Can't wait to see what happens next.

excellent

Dot has come into Cedar Falls like a bull and in a short period of time changes a lot. looking forward to listening to the next book.

Should be labeled for young adults

I gave Book 2 a chance hoping it would develop better than Book 1. The storyline never develops. Instead of slow burn, it’s just a story that struggles. The performance aligns with the juvenile language and “plot”. I would’ve found this salacious at ages 19-21 but still wouldn’t purchase another book.