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No current Talk conversations about this book. A great entertaining novel of love and action. Pretty good, but not very thought provoking. Absolutely a beach read. I am loving this series. I liked this book only SLIGHTLY less than the first and that was really only because I kind of missed reading about Nicholas and Lucy. The way the relationship in this book develops was just as intriguing, I think I just really fell in love with those two characters. There was just as much suspense and even more drama in this book than the first. I like how two of the tribes are starting to come together working toward a common goal. I also like that there was some magic involved in this story. Again I'm left excited for the next book! I remember loving the first book My Love Lies Bleeding, I got the next two books afterward but haven't got the time to continue with the Drake family, yesterday I couldn't sleep, I opened Blood Feud and read till I slept. Funny great book, I can't wait to see what will happen next. I remember loving the first book My Love Lies Bleeding, I got the next two books afterward but haven't got the time to continue with the Drake family, yesterday I couldn't sleep, I opened Blood Feud and read till I slept. Funny great book, I can't wait to see what will happen next. no reviews | add a review
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The second heart-pounding adventure in the Drake Chronicles following My Love Lies Bleeding. The Drake family must now confront a new foe when they face a vampire with a 200-year-old grudge, but will love get in the way? Ages 14+. No library descriptions found. |
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We went from one way of viewing the world and then we turned the whole thing upside down. She opened up the way we saw things that were totally biased in the last book, taking a narrator in those shoes and showing us the beauty and the horror in a brand new way. While, yes, delivering a fluffy love-story and continuing the storyline started with Solange and perpetuated by what happened to her mother at the end of the last one.
I read this one in one day, too. I need to get my hands on the rest of this series already! (