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A review by magikspells
Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz
2.0
Why do all books published around this time period seem to include some kind of incest that they attempt to explain away?
There's really nothing riveting or exciting about this book. And the narrator seems to take some grand liberties with American history. It's like a 60 year difference between Roanoke and the Mayflower so that backstory just feels lazy. I mean the specifics about the bluebloods is interesting enough, but there's only one interesting character and it's Oliver and he's not even one of them. Everyone else can take a short walk off a tall building for all I care.
There's really nothing riveting or exciting about this book. And the narrator seems to take some grand liberties with American history. It's like a 60 year difference between Roanoke and the Mayflower so that backstory just feels lazy. I mean the specifics about the bluebloods is interesting enough, but there's only one interesting character and it's Oliver and he's not even one of them. Everyone else can take a short walk off a tall building for all I care.