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A review by inmyhumbleopinion
Dark Blood by Christine Feehan
5.0
This book takes place shortly after the events at the end of Dark Wolf (Dark #25) when Zev Hunter was mortally wounded fighting against rogue Lycans. He was saved only because Branislava joined her life force to his and kept him from death. They have been in the healing earth but it seems his services are needed by Carpathians and the Lycans to find a traitor in their ranks. Zev has to deal with almost dying, his feelings for Branka and figuring out how to use both his Lycan and Carpathian gifts to keep everything he holds dear safe.
Christine Feehan does action, adventure and romance like nobody else. Dark Blood is a prime example of this. This book is a non-stop roller coaster that will have you flipping pages with alacrity. If I have one complaint it is that we didn’t get to see more of Gary. There is a lot of the Carpathian language in this story but it is all translated as it happens you don’t have to go to the index to see what they were saying.
Christine Feehan does action, adventure and romance like nobody else. Dark Blood is a prime example of this. This book is a non-stop roller coaster that will have you flipping pages with alacrity. If I have one complaint it is that we didn’t get to see more of Gary. There is a lot of the Carpathian language in this story but it is all translated as it happens you don’t have to go to the index to see what they were saying.