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Misguided Angel
by Melissa de la Cruz
The newest book in the Blue Bloods series, this one is in four parts. The first follows Jack and Schuyler, on the run from the New York coven and Mimi, as they continue the work of Schuyler’s grandfather; Lawrence. The second part follows Mimi as she takes on the the role of Regent and disturbing events begin to take place in New York. The third part follows a new character, but one I’m sure we’ll be hearing more from, a venator brought in to help Mimi handle the situation. At the end important decisions must be made, leaving the story open for the next volume next year.
Misguided Angel was a much more fulfilling book for me than Van Alen Legacy was. Where the last book felt more like a place holder, a way to move from one book to the next, with this book, things happen. Schuyler and Jack run across a man who helps them across Italy and he ends up being more and less than he claims. Mimi finds herself having to deal with much more than she thought she would when a video showing a blue blood party and claiming vampires are real ends up on the internet, and Oliver helps her figure out what’s happening and how to stop it. Deming is a new character from a coven in China who comes in to help Mimi and Oliver but ends up dealing with more than just this mystery.
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Misguided Angel was a much more fulfilling book for me than Van Alen Legacy was. Where the last book felt more like a place holder, a way to move from one book to the next, with this book, things happen. Schuyler and Jack run across a man who helps them across Italy and he ends up being more and less than he claims. Mimi finds herself having to deal with much more than she thought she would when a video showing a blue blood party and claiming vampires are real ends up on the internet, and Oliver helps her figure out what’s happening and how to stop it. Deming is a new character from a coven in China who comes in to help Mimi and Oliver but ends up dealing with more than just this mystery.
more at: http://vancie917.wordpress.com/