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Bloodlines
by Andrea Speed
Oh, it's been a looong time since a book reduced me to a blubbering mess. But this book had me in such tears that, unprompted, my four-year-old brought me a handkerchief with which to dry my eyes and blow my nose. I was emotionally destroyed. Truth be told, I read the book knowing that would be the result but it was worth it.
Contradictorily, when not drowning in sorrow I found a lot of humor in this book. It was a dry sarcastic sort of humor, just this side of British, really, one of my favorite types. There were a lot of chuckles.
I did think the murder mystery wrapped up with sudden ease and it was definitely second to the emotional drama going on in Roan and Paris' life. (Though, it's meant to be.) But as in the previous book, I loved the characters and the gritty realism of the world they all live in.
I'm hoping I can find someone to lend me the third book. I want to keep reading, but even though I know it's a reasonable price, I can't allow myself to spend $6.99 a book, especially when I know I'll just want the next and the next and the next. I'd bankrupt myself.
Contradictorily, when not drowning in sorrow I found a lot of humor in this book. It was a dry sarcastic sort of humor, just this side of British, really, one of my favorite types. There were a lot of chuckles.
I did think the murder mystery wrapped up with sudden ease and it was definitely second to the emotional drama going on in Roan and Paris' life. (Though, it's meant to be.) But as in the previous book, I loved the characters and the gritty realism of the world they all live in.
I'm hoping I can find someone to lend me the third book. I want to keep reading, but even though I know it's a reasonable price, I can't allow myself to spend $6.99 a book, especially when I know I'll just want the next and the next and the next. I'd bankrupt myself.