Review: Very Different
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2013
Blood Trouble continues the story of Breanne who is revealed as Lissa's sister. Breanne, who it turns out is the Mighty Heart of the Mighty Triad, is gone.  Fleeing from her sadistic, heartbreaking introduction to Vampire life, Breanne lands on earth in the same timeline Lissa had been spirited away from by her Father two years before. She creates a new enjoyable life for herself where no one knows of her abilities and where she cannot be tracked by those she has fled.  Breanne meets two very handsome men (one she falls in love with) who want to introduce her to a life style she is sickened by.  The reasons Breanne could never accept this appalling sexual subculture Hank and Rome enjoy is revealed near the end of the book. We now know the brutal upbringing which shaped Breanne into the woman we first met at the beginning of Blood Double.  Breanne's new life comes crashing down with the revelations of her childhood, and combined with this and because the forces of the Dark Realm have found her she must flee for her life again.I personally enjoyed the punishments Lissa quickly deals out to those who abused Breanne when she finds out.  The story flips from one character viewpoint to another fairly quickly, however this is really the only way for the storyline to advance and the reader kept up to date in Breanne's and Lissa's life. It seems as if the life of every character is in turmoil by book's end.The feared God Wars have begun and it seems hopeless for the Realm of the Light.  I do not like cliff hanger endings and  Blood Trouble has a huge one!  This ending  ensures a huge anticipation for the release of Blood Revolution.