by Tami Dane
The rear cover blurb for Blood of Eden sounds promising; genius Sloan Skye gets an intern job with the new paranormal unit of the FBI. Unfortunately the reality of this book is a confusing mess. Working to catch a killer, Sloan's role as an intern places her in highly improbable situations; acting a...
This reader's personal opinion, ©2012, all rights reserved, not to be quoted, clipped or used in any way by Google Play, amazon.com or other commercial booksellers* ★★½☆☆ = Liked parts; parts only okay but would read more by author. Short version: Love triangle, dye-away heroine that had pro...
Review originally posted here: http://thebookpushers.com/2012/01/06/review-and-giveaway-blood-of-eden-by-tami-dane/Publisher: KensingtonPublish Date: Out Now!How I got this book: review copy from publisherDani’s debut urban fantasy novel was one that caught my eye and had me hoping I was going to fi...
When I was offered the chance to review BLOOD OF EDEN, I jumped on the opportunity. I love urban fantasy, forensic psychology, the FBI, vampires - and this start to a new series promises just that. We are introduced to our narrator, Sloan Skye, as she begins her internship with the FBI - or so she t...
The heroine in BLOOD OF EDEN stole the show. Sloan's mix of enthusiasm and nerdiness clicked with me right from the get go. I also love that rather than the stereotypical "new job angst", Sloan is a natural fit for the FBI, and her attraction for JT was sexy and fun. Of course, every character needs...
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