Review: Truly Unique Paranormal Series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2012
This review will be a bit difficult because I don't want to spoil the story, so I'll do my best!Blood Song picks up immediately after Blood Singers, with Julia reeling from the huge revelation at the end of that book. The intensity is kicked up to a whole new level with both the vampires and the weres still trying to control Julia, and with her learning to embrace her new life. There are betrayals, new faces, and still more men trying to be the One for Julia.Blood Song was easier for me. Though there are still a lot of different points of view, the change in narrator is clearly marked. Also, there is a list of characters and their roles in the back of the book. Still, I find that there are too many points of view, which doesn't allow me to connect with any one character the way I like.I did appreciate Julia's strength in Blood Song. She doesn't allow all of the men around her to decided her fate or who she will be with. She controls her destiny as much as possible. I loved Scott's presence in the story, and even though he is a bit possessive, I think he and Julia are a nice fit.The story ends with a nice, sweet, yet ominous conclusion that is a nice lead-in to book three, due out next Spring.