Rocked by a Vampire

Susan Griscom

Nov 2019 · Immortal Hearts of San Francisco Book 3 · Susan Griscom · Narrated by John York and Gracia Gillund

About this audiobook

The gripping next installment in the steamy Immortal Hearts of San Francisco series.

Lane DeMarco is a broken vampire plagued by a horrific past that makes intimacy and trust impossible. His passion for playing music is the only thing satisfying enough to curb his insanity...until Vanessa shakes his life up harder than the San Francisco earthquake. She’s smart, sexy, headstrong, and his desire for her could spiral out of control...except she is a witch. The same witch who once cast a nasty spell on him.

Vanessa Creamer inherited a powerful birthright, but traumatic events in her life have shattered her confidence. Though she hides it well, she struggles daily with self-doubt and denies her deepest longings for the one man she truly wants. Her attraction to Lane, with his sultry voice and bedroom eyes, proves irresistible. All her attempts to connect with him have failed and she fears his hatred of her is as powerful and intense as her desire for him.

Passion ignites between them as they struggle with deep-seated secrets that haunt them. Can the witch he distrusts tame the destructive demons that torment him? Or will their fervid desires send him deeper into the hell he’s been living in?

Ratings and reviews

This is so good, that I didn't want it to ever end. The chemistry, whether good or bad, between Lane and Vanessa is magnetic and explosive. Very well written paranormal, author blends the seemingly unmixable. Plot is intense, immersing and swift paced with never a dull moment. They engage feeling of happiness and anxiety, I love that with time, they are steadfast and willing to communicate, trust, release all their pent-up emotions and open their hearts to love. Absolutely love this!!!! I received an audio copy at no cost and without obligation from the author. The male narrator has a very sexy voice, lol...the female narrator is good too, both do very good job with emphasis and intensity when/where needed.

awesome book