Review: Even better than the first
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2013
I was grateful this book picked up right where Blood Claim left off, as it ended abruptly as well, though it had more of a closing. This book had me going so well that I didn't even realize it was over until I almost started book 3. That earned it 5 stars. I love the fact that all four books are in one; if you buy the omnibus, since they are short it's just like going into a different "part" of a novel. Its appealing because I am the type of reader who doesn't like to stop reading in the middle of something big and as a busy mother, student, writer, etc... real life happens and there are times I have no choice to stop reading . With the way this is I can easily stop and find a good spot without feeling like I would have to go back.This book is fast pace and brings new characters into the mix. You get to know Ash some, and Sage makes a bigger appearance and I absolutely loved his character. Made me wish I was there. He is a huge flirt but so sweet at the same time.If you liked Blood Claim you will love this even more. I loved Dante in the first till the end then he ticked me off, and in this book he sort of redeems himself, though he is more of a jerk. Sarah kicks ass and Tavian's protectiveness of Sophia makes me wonder if by sharing his blood made a minor connection between them. (In Blood Claim) Not a love connection per say, but he is like an overly protective brother to her.Without giving more information, because really you should just get this series and read it. I recommend this book.  I love it, and I struggle to not just sit and read them all in one setting. I think this book opens a lot more story line and then makes you wonder what the heck is going to happen.