Vampire's Bargain Book One

by Odette C. Bell

“You’d be surprised how fast I can run.”“You’d be surprised how much faster I can chase.”Jeanette is the most talented talismans witch in the country. On the run, alone, and seeking vengeance, she’s spent ten years handing it out to unsuspecting vamps. Until he comes along. Handsome, cavalier, and more powerful, Tyler Solomon is the one vamp she can’t outwit, outrun, or fight. So he makes her his familiar.He takes her to Broadstone, the most prestigious magical academy in the land. And there, she does his dirty work, tracking down vamps like usual but with a leash around her throat.Jeanette will try anything to escape. But Tyler has other plans. He needs her. And someday soon, she’ll need him too.….Vampire’s Bargain follows a revenge-driven witch and the vampire pulling her strings fighting to bring down a corrupt magical council. If you love your urban fantasies with action, heart, and a splash of romance, grab Vampire’s Bargain Book One today and soar free with an Odette C. Bell series.

Genres: Vampires, Fantasy, Young Adult, Romance, Supernatural

202 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 15, 2021

About the author

Odette C. Bell has authored over 50 books, in genres ranging from sci-fi adventure to urban fantasy.
Odette started off on FictionPress many moons ago. Her original name was Muscularkevin. Her first work was Gladys the Guard. She later became Scrabblecat before finally publishing in 2011/2012.

previous pen names include J.C. Luck, Monica Shepherd, Sarah Good, and Jilly McQueen

Reviews

[Jeanny · Rating 1 out of 5]

It’s bad. The writing was bad. The characters were shallow. That ending was really bad. It was a train wreck. Thankfully it was short.
1 star So glad it was free via KU. Not recommend.

[Amari Gable · Rating 1 out of 5]

It had 3 strikes against it.
1. It was AI narrated.
2. The main character was awful. There was no point when either of them was useful. She was either overpowered, over-cocky or just dumb as a bag of rocks and useless. He was a vigilante that was afraid to get his fangs dirty.
3. The plot, if there was one, made no sense. I still don't get if they kill the vampires. I know it says that they don't, but they can't just take all the vampires' stuff, pass a ball over its eyes and make it forget it was robbed.

The story had 2 things going for it.
1. Kate. She was an interesting character.
2. The author did not overuse a particular word/phrase like she tends to do in every book.

Thank God the first books are free so you know not to actually pay for this stuff.

[Adena Lee · Rating 4 out of 5]

The main character, Jeanette, feels like a young Diana Tregarde without the same degree of common sense, caution and training. It is not surprising that she becomes over-confident and ends up in a bind. I personally think that that might just be the best that that could have happened to her. She is learning all sorts of things that she did not know, including how to be a friend. Not bad for someone who had to sign a bargain with a perceived devil!

[Laura Zapirtan · Rating 4 out of 5]

“Tomorrow isn’t just built in your actions. Nor is it simply built on the circumstances we find ourselves in. Tomorrow is built in the unique energy of our own minds. And what is magic but that ability that connects our minds to the world beyond?”

Definitely deserves a try!

[Keith Bornmann · Rating 5 out of 5]

good story

I enjoyed this book. The author is very creative. The main character is a witch who hates vampires. But one night, a very powerful vampire captures her and forced her to serve him in fighting against evil vampires.

There is no sexual or profane content.

[Jessica Vroman · Rating 5 out of 5]

fantastic book by Odette

[Ita Gorter · Rating 2 out of 5]

irriteerde me aan de karakters..

[Zoe B · Rating 1 out of 5]

dnf at 15% and it still was too much