title: Friday Night Bites (Chicagoland Vampires, Book 2)
author:  Chloe Neill 
description: <b>Praise for the Chicagoland Vampires novels</b>If you are looking for a vampiric role-model, you couldnt do any better than MeritChicago is lucky to have her.#1<i>New York Times</i>Bestselling Author Charlaine HarrisA wonderfully compelling vampire heroine.<i>USA Today</i>Bestselling Author Julie KennerOne of my all time favorite heroines.<i>Loves Romances</i>[For] fans of Charlaine Harriss Sookie Stackhouse series and Laurell K. Hamiltons Anita Blake.<i>Library Journal</i>Chloe Neill keeps readers right on the precipice of anticipation.<i>Fresh Fiction</i>Delivers enough action, plot twists, and fights to satisfy the most jaded urban fantasy reader.<i>Monsters and Critics</i>A refreshing take on urban fantasy.<i>Publishers Weekly</i>Smart, sexy, and delightful. A must-read.Candace Havens, author of<i>Dragons Prefer Blondes</i>A fun cast of quirky characters and smoking hot sexual tensionA stunning combination.Tate Hallaway, author of<i>Honeymoon of the Dead</i>If you loved Nancy Drew but always wished she was an undead sword-wielding badass, Merit is your kind of girl.<i>Geek Monthly</i>
zlib_text: Praise for Chloe Neill’s
  
  Chicagoland Vampires Novels
  
   _ **Biting Cold**_
  
  “Chloe Neill keeps readers right on the precipice of anticipation.”
  
  —Fresh Fiction
  
  “Chloe Neill delivers another engaging plot, but better yet, _Biting Cold_
  reminds us this urban fantasy series is about strong, well-developed
  characters. Ones we can get invested in and wish were real so we could indulge
  in a pizza and sing-along movie night at their place.”
  
  —Vampire Book Club
  
  “[Merit’s] a character I fully root for.”
  
  —Hardcore Heroines
  
  “I look forward to seeing what the future brings for Merit, Ethan, her
  friends, and Cadogan House.”
  
  —Fiction Vixen
  
   _Hard Bitten_
  
  “Delivers enough action, plot twists, and fights to satisfy the most jaded
  urban fantasy reader.”
  
  —Monsters and Critics
  
  “A fast and exciting read.”
  
  —Fresh Fiction
  
  “A descriptive, imaginative, and striking world . . . rich with real-world
  problems as well as otherworldly creatures . . . roughly fantastic from
  beginning to end, with one of 