Revelations (Blue Bloods, Book 3) (original 2009; edition 2008)

I’m not really sure why I continue to read this series. Although, I found this book much more interesting than the rest and I’m ready to read the next one!
I tend to rush through this series, just to get it over with... ( )

Still ridiculous, still hilarious, still pure fluff. Maybe being sick is melting my brain, but at the very least these are keeping me entertained. ( )

Like the previous books in the series, this one started off pretty slow, but it quickly gained pace as it went on. The characters were a lot more solid in this one- something which I'd been hoping for. I do find it quite difficult to keep up with the extremely complex family ties, but thankfully they don't appear to hold much importance anyway. The ending was confusing. There was a lot of action in a short space of time, but I definitely enjoyed it and I'm looking forward to seeing the plot develop more. ( )

Revelations by Melissa De La Cruz is the third book in the Blue Bloods series in which an upper crust society of vampires, mostly teens in a private New York City school is on the verge of battle with dark forces. As this is the third book in the series, readers should read the first two novels before tackling this one as without the background of those novels readers could find themselves adrift. Secondly, even those who have read the previous two novels, should consider rereading them and even with that could find themselves a bit lost in this one. De La Cruz has a lot going on with her Blue Blood vampires and there is quite a bit of cloak and dagger going on that keeps the readers in the dark up until the end chapters.

Read the full review: http://savvyverseandwit.com/2012/11/revelations-by-melissa-de-la-cruz.html ( )

Another good one. ( )