Review: (4.5) great series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2013
The plot definitely picks up in this second installment Wild Blood. We learn more about the beloved David and have some fun trying to hide the big hairy dog from everyone - and the secrets become harder to keep as he begins to draw more attention to both her and him. Things get even more interesting when you add Emma's human friend and roommate, Tammy, into the picture. It soon turns into a huge messy web as the secrets build and the true complexity of it all is revealed.As in New Blood, the book as a whole is well done. It's comical, emotional, troublesome, mysterious...I will say that this is one of the few series that I actually enjoy all of the characters; the bad guys, the overprotective boyfriends, the sometimes obnoxious friends... They all contribute to the book and their personalities make the book what it is!The major flaw I had with this book is that I felt like David's character could have had a stronger role to play. From context you draw that he is a very important player in this whole ordeal, but I think that is sometimes overshadowed by James and Tammy. Granted, James and Tammy are becoming more important characters as this series progresses - however, I just really would have liked to have a little bit more light shed on David's background. Perhaps the next book? Because I'm sure there's more of his story to be told, I'm using that as a reason to knock it down from a 5 rating to 4.5.RatingsRomance (character connection): ****Character development: ****Writing quality: *****Plot development: *****My Rating:4.5