Review: Bloodsong: Midnight Playground
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2012
This is most definitely Aleron's story, and the glimpses into his past are intriguing and illuminating. He has chosen to avoid love, thinking he doesn't need it, yet when it comes knocking at his heart, he needs to be strong enough to accept what he is offered. He is hot, and strong, and drawn to Meeraj like never since he lost his last love, Emeline so long ago. Eden Bradley takes us into the mind and soul of Aleron, to the pain and agony of losing his true love, and thus planting the seeds of knowing if he never loves, he won't feel that pain again. I love Ms. Bradley's description that when Aleron is with Meeraj, she makes his blood sing, something that is only supposed to happen between two vampires. Yet this lonely, beautiful woman has worked her way into his soul, and I loved the way Ms Bradley brought these two through the pain of the past to become stronger together.