by Chloe Neill
Eight books in and it still keeps me entertained. I laughed, I grumbled; I enjoyed it.I'll admit it's probably been a good few months since I read the last book in the series but I caught on again pretty quick and we meet some old friends and enemies and go on a ride through the streets of Chicago.I...
The beginning of Biting Bad was a bit ho-hum for me. Merit and Mallory meet over pizza at Saul's when they learn Bryant Industries, local distributor of Blood4You, has been hit by protester group "Clean Chicago". From there things progress as you'd expect. Valentine's Day is approaching and the ...
Had some great high points and action. Enjoyed the direction of the storyline and the relationship between Ethan and Merit. The only negative is the mundane filler between action scenes. It feels at times as we are just stoping by for a view of the life and times of vampire life and humdrum routi...
It took me a bit to get back into the world of Merit, Ethan and Chicago's finest house of vampires, probably both because I've been drifting away from urban fantasy lately and because some of the previous books in the series felt a little tired to me, as if the author was starting to run out of juic...
Honestly, closer to a 4.5, but I'm rounding up. I don't think I have any real spoilers here, but I'm putting it behind a cut just in case. I love how incredibly in love Merit and Ethan are, and how they've grown into such an equal partnership. I love the playfulness between them. I love to see tha...
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