Captivated: A Deep in Your Veins Anthology

Written by Suzanne Wright

Narrated by Justine Eyre and P.J. Ochlan

Shattered

If there was one thing Paige West thought she knew for sure, it was that Max Kincaid did not like her. So when an argument between them ends in an explosive kiss, she's more than stunned. Even more shocking? He proposes a deal-she'll spend three nights in his bed, they'll burn off the relentless sexual chemistry, and then they'll each go their own way. What could go wrong?

Enticed

None of Lexi Solomon's life plans had included living on an island filled with supposedly mythical creatures. Being inexplicably drawn to one of them isn't so great, considering relationships between humans and vampires have no future, but Damien Addams compels her like nothing else. He also wants her in his bed. More, he wants to claim her as his vessel, meaning no vampire but him will be allowed to feed from her.

Dared

Maya Duncan knows that moving on from Ryder Kingsley won't be easy, even if all they had was a brief fling before he left for a six-month-long trip. Well now he's back, and it's clear he has no interest in picking up where they left off. But after a group game of Truth or Dare forces them to put their hands on each other again, their resolve to keep their distance crumbles into nothing.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Apr 5, 2022
• ISBN: 9781666126907

Suzanne Wright

Suzanne Wright can't remember a time when she wasn't creating characters and telling their tales. Even as a child in England, she loved writing poems, plays, and stories. As an adult, Wright has published sixteen novels: From Rags, Burn, Blaze, five Deep in Your Veins novels, six books in the Phoenix Pack series, and two books in the Mercury Pack series. Wright lives in Liverpool with her husband and two children. Visit her online at www.suzannewright.co.uk.

Reviews for Captivated

[Tiff P · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

The male narrator had a strange cadence to his speech. Some words were stretched out which was distracting. The female narrator had a nice voice and did a good job with the other accents.