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A review by baronessekat
Innocent Blood by Rebecca Cantrell, James Rollins
3.0
I have to say, I found that I liked the first book in this series better. I can't say why other than I found the first one more compelling and interesting.
this one started to feel...like, now that we had been introduced to all the key players and who they were and the great mystery in the first book... this was just eh in comparison. I listened to this book, as I did the first, and found myself zoning out in places and not particularly caring to go back and find out what I missed. This is not a bad book, just not one that kept my attention as much as the first one did. And I can't say that I will be rushing to get to the next in the series, though it's not so bad that should I need to read the next one for some reason, or it crosses my path randomly that I won't read it,
this one started to feel...like, now that we had been introduced to all the key players and who they were and the great mystery in the first book... this was just eh in comparison. I listened to this book, as I did the first, and found myself zoning out in places and not particularly caring to go back and find out what I missed. This is not a bad book, just not one that kept my attention as much as the first one did. And I can't say that I will be rushing to get to the next in the series, though it's not so bad that should I need to read the next one for some reason, or it crosses my path randomly that I won't read it,