Reviews

A Shade of Blood by Bella Forrest

kayladbruns's review

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4.0

OMG that cliffhanger!!! Kindle Unlimited is helping me keep my addiction to this series alive! Next book please!

julia_banas's review against another edition

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4.0

3.5

thebooktrollop's review against another edition

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ahhhhh. Too many books, have to put this away and play catch up

kmcbride98's review against another edition

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3.0

Ended on a cliffhanger but I’m unable to find the other books to buy now.

storiwa's review

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2.0

self-published and not horrible but really needed a (better?) editor.

deethereader's review against another edition

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4.0

I didn’t read the first one as I picked this up in an op shop. Although there was some history that I didn’t know it was still a great read and one I finished in a few hours

sammyshellstorm's review against another edition

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adventurous challenging dark emotional sad tense medium-paced

3.0

jbohn3's review

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4.0

Much better than first, political intrigue picks up, while the romance strengthens...

nkinner's review against another edition

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5.0

Awesome

This second installment of A Shade of Vampire was just as good as the first one. It definitely held up its end gracefully!!

kimreadsbooks_'s review against another edition

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3.0

I liked the story..it's definitely much better than the first book. There's an interesting couple twists to the story, although one of them I predicted pretty easily. The love story still feels a bit off, but it's an improvement over the last. Also Ben redeems himself a bit which is good because he started out as an awful and useless side character. I still find it a bit silly and although I'm interested I haven't decided if the story is good enough to warrant spending 28 more dollars to finish it. I'm cheap and I'm not convinced it's worth it yet. We will see if needing to know what happens gets to me enough to continue. However, the typos which all seemed to be a word followed by an italicized word with no space between drove me a little crazy.