What Bites in the Dark
I just wanted garlic-free pizza.
Instead, I walked into a late-night slice shop full of dangerously hot men, and the one behind the counter?
Yeah. He’s definitely not human.
Now I’ve got a stalker with fangs, a roommate who’s way too hot to be harmless, and a growing suspicion that the monsters in my grandmother’s bedtime stories weren’t stories at all.
Because apparently, vampires are real.
Unfortunately, they seem to have taken a particular interest in me.
Showing up at my door.
Appearing whenever I’m in trouble.
Refusing to leave me alone.
And every time I think things can’t get any weirder, somebody tries to kidnap, bite, or otherwise ruin my week.
All I wanted was to survive another double shift and maybe eat something other than ramen.
Instead, I’ve somehow become the center of a supernatural mess.
The real question is: why does every monster in the city suddenly want a piece of me?
What Bites in the Dark is the first book in the Fangs & Flowers series, a paranormal why choose romance filled with vampires, mystery, found family, dangerous attraction, and enough pizza puns to make you question your life choices.
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