Joshua Grover-David Patterson

There were some things I liked about this story and some things I didn't like. I liked that some of the vamps used their 'gift' to help ease suffering. There were things I didn't like. Giving Wash's life story as they ran up the stairs to hurry to kill the bad vamp was bizzaro to say the least. There were other things on the forensic side that I couldn't wrap my head around either. I have to believe that when a coroner was doing an autopsy that they would notice a little thing like the body contained no blood. Just saying ....… (meer)

The second book in the Blood Calling series and this picks up the story from the end of the first.

Lucy is a new vampire and with her vampire friends Wash and Emma, we are introduced to some new characters and new situations. There is the dilemma of what to do when vampires are discovered by humans and this sets up the story line for the book.

I enjoyed the fact that this book was again written in the narrative style as I think it works for the story and the suggested audience (YA). Although I am much older than YA I still thought that as a vampire story, it worked and seemed believable. I’m very much looking forward reading the final instalment.

*I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
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I enjoyed this story of Lucy and her narration of the events that occurred in her life leading up to and after her 18 th birthday. The novel unfolds as though Lucy is telling you the story herself and I liked this approach as I was living the story with her
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I liked the interaction between the characters and the descriptions of the places and the events the new Lucy experienced.

Overall a good read and I look forward to the next story about Lucy.

*I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
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