Bite

Greg thought he was just signing on to be a live-in chef for Anton, which makes him both reluctant and surprised when he realizes the animal-like attraction that springs up immediately between them. But he quickly learns there is much more to Anton than he could have imagined--and he's almost not even able to believe it himself. And Anton has enemies who appear to have no problem hurting Greg to get to Anton, leaving them both needing to fight back and fight for what they mean to each other.

Nope. This was just... Anton's possessiveness was an immediate turn-off for me, it came out of nowhere, and it was straight up unhealthy. Greg should have been running for the hills screaming right away. And the whole supernatural being becoming show more possessive over a "normie" being cast as "loving" and "protective" trope has never sat well with me. Because it is neither of those things. show less

I think I could recognize a Sean Michael's book even without the front cover. It's the particular style, the writing is a flash of image and situation, a never ending flow, with a lot of dialogue and bit here and there of setting to complete the picture.

In Bite, Anton is a very rich and handsome werewolf who discovers a powerful attraction for his in-house cook, Greg. Greg is an easy-to-go man, who likes the simple things of life, like cooking and making sex, and who has not many demands if not a man to love him back and possible in a strongly manner. And Anton his a very alpha male and also a strong one, who happens to be also very possessive and from the first time he decides that Greg has to be him like mate. No matter if Greg is show more willing or not. Luckily Gregg is very willing. But someone else is not so happy they have found something good together.

Anton is like Sean Michael's writing, an overwhelming flooding that can be stopped. He is all you have in mind for a classical alpha male: strong, action no words type of man. Instead Greg is not the classical cute omega bottom. He is open and friendly but he is also independent and clever. He 'decides' to be overwhelmed by Anton; I think that, if he would want, he could overpowers Anton in cleverness. And I imagine him like a gypsy, who chooses where to stay and when to go.

Overall Bite is a pretty long book which you read in few time, cause it goes down smoothly and easy.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1603702180/?tag=elimyrevandra-20 show less

From the website: Anton loves a well-prepared steak. That's all he's hoping for when he meets Greg, his new live-in chef. Flamboyant and confident, Greg attracts Anton immediately, and he finds himself wanting to know Greg better. Much better.

It's not just a normal attraction for Anton. He's an unusual man, with unusual desires, and Greg seems to be filling a place in Anton's life that he's never explored. Anton prefers to be a civilized man and not let his werewolf self run free, but it's the wolf that wants to claim Greg for a mate.

Someone disapproves of Anton's relationship with Greg. Someone close to Anton, someone inside his carefully controlled household. As he and Greg come closer and closer to mating for life, the danger gets show more nearer, forcing them to depend on each other to stay safe, and for Greg to stay sane.

Can Anton convince Greg that his wolf would never hurt him and keep Greg safe from the menace outside their relationship, too? show less