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Title	:	One Bite With A Stranger (The Others #1)
Author	:	Christine Warren
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 332 pages
Published	:	September 30th 2008 by St. Martin's Press (first published January 1st 2003)
Categories	:	Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Adult Fiction. Erotica

One Bite With A Stranger (The Others #1)

Christine Warren

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 332 pages

Rating: 3.79 | 7684 Users | 410 Reviews

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THIS HAS BEEN EXPANDED AND RETITLED: One Bite With A Stranger

Friends fix you up with blind dates. Real friends fix you up with your fantasies...

Regina just ended an awful relationship. The last thing she needs is her friends' help in finding a new one. When they pressure her into sharing her fantasies, she makes up one she thinks could never come true. After all, vampires don't even exist. Right?

Wrong. And Dmitri Vidame is the proof. He sees Regina's thoughts and knows her darkest fantasies. What Regina needs is someone who bring handcuffs as well as roses and who sees the possibilities offered by her sensual and giving nature.

With all the electricity sparking between them, and some sneaky mental eavesdropping, Dmitri knows she wants him, too. He just doesn't know if she'll feel the same once she finds out about his nocturnal habits and his liquid diet...

Note: This story has been expanded into the novel One Bite With A Stranger.

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Original Title:	Fantasy Fix
ISBN:	0312947933 (ISBN13: 9780312947934)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Others #1, Fixed #1
Characters:	Regina McNeill, Dmitri Vidame

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I read this years ago and remember not liking it that much, but thinking it was alright. Regardless my faith in this author was renewed with Big Bad Wolf( The Others #2 ).

Well let me all tell you I got a huge SURPRISE while reading this book. I started it thinking it would be just another light paranormal read and from one minute to the other I was thinking WTF? I think it's important to know for all the ones who are about to start this book that this is not paranormal romance, it's actually erotica. It has paranormal in it, but not much.Still it was a fast entertaining read and I enjoyed it. Nothing very memorable but not bad. What I liked the most about it was

Its ok, but very superficial and shallow. Everything happens too fast. There is no emotional development so the actions and dialogues of the characters are not believable. The characters are poorly created. Their personalities are not well defined, they are all over the place and Dimitris completely changes at the end. It doesnt help either that I didnt like Regina and Dimitri.Towards the end there is a scene in which Regina is with all her friends, well that was just not believable and absurd.

Meet Dmitri Vidme, head of the Council of the Others. A very old vampire and extremely bored.He can touch minds, read thoughts, make people obey his orders. He also makes sure that the Others (vampires, werewolves and supernatural beings in general) are behaving themselves towards humans, i.e. not kill humans, not feed by unwilling humans, not makes themselves known to humans.Meet Reggie. Reggie is trying to get over Greg and she does not treat sex lightly. One night Reggie and her four best

Regina is still getting over her breakup with cheating Greg when her four friends, Ava, Corrine, Missy and Danice, decide it's her turn to be "fixed" - the Fantasy Fix, where they make a fantasy come true for one of them. It's Reggie's turn and they won't hear no, so she writes down some nonsense fantasies like being abducted by aliens and being seduced by a vampire, but then runs out of ideas and puts down a real fantasy: being spanked, bound and dominated.Her friends take her to the Vampire

This book was pathetic at best.With so many reasons why it was an epic fail I shall refrain from listing it all, in case I once again end up in a bitching tirade, wondering who publishes such crap?! The story starts with Regina and her friends from the Upper East Side Manhattan (very reminiscent of Sex in the City) playing a party game called fantasy fix. Normally, I would have considered the name of the game as a warning enough as a big red sign flashing Caution do not proceed! but eternal

3.5 starsFunny and entertaining story about a human girl and a Russian vampire. It's also the first book in a series, so I'll check out the next one.