Chloe Neill
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| Original Title: | Blood Games |
| ISBN: | 0451415205 (ISBN13: 9780451415202) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.chloeneill.com/?page_id=3506 |
| Series: | Chicagoland Vampires #10 |
| Characters: | Caroline "Merit" Merit, Ethan Sullivan, Mallory Carmichael, Catcher Bell, Jeff Christopher |
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While Merit didn’t choose to become a vampire or Sentinel of Cadogan House, she vowed to fight for her House and its Master, and she’s managed to forge strong alliances with powerful supernaturals across Chicago. But even though Merit has had wild adventures, this may be her deadliest yet... A killer is stalking Chicago, preying on humans and leaving his victims with magical souvenirs. The CPD hasn’t been able to track the assailant, and as the body count rises, the city is running out of options. Vampires and humans aren’t on great terms, but murder makes for strange bedfellows. Can Merit find the killer before she becomes a target?List Containing Books Blood Games (Chicagoland Vampires #10)
| Title | : | Blood Games (Chicagoland Vampires #10) |
| Author | : | Chloe Neill |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 350 pages |
| Published | : | August 5th 2014 by NAL Trade |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Romance. Paranormal Romance |
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Ratings: 4.23 From 10603 Users | 637 ReviewsNotice Containing Books Blood Games (Chicagoland Vampires #10)
4.5My first thoughts when I finished BLOOD GAMES was "my how Merit has grown". And that's a thought that has stayed with me after I've fully digested the tenth book in the Chicagoland Vampire series. As with the other books in the series, Merit and Ethan always have someone coming after them for one reason or another. But in the past, Merit has had a hair trigger when it came to her emotions. She was quick to jump to conclusions, fight or push Ethan away. But in BLOOD GAMES, Merit shows just howMerit has some major daddy-issues. That can be the only reason she puts up with the bullshit that is Ethan Sullivan - her very hot&cold boyfriend. I mean, seriously? Girl, you need to get some dignity. That's right, after all of the b.s.: Ethan telling her that he is going to propose, they are together forever, he would win her back - after breaking up with her - and after pushing her away when he was first resurrected - he actually pulls the same crap again in this book. He is being
DAT COVER. I'm a little scared, though. Why aren't there more books planned? This cannot possibly be the last book. I refuse.There are at least three more books coming, I can breath again.
I can't believe I have to rate this 3 stars, but I must be honest.Here is the thing:I don't know where this series is heading anymore. It makes me sad because this is one of my favorite UF series and I LOVE these characters like they were my friends. The first books all made sense, I believed everything was happening for a reason, but in the last books I felt lost. I felt like the characters were dealing with things that had nothing to do with the actual plot and I suspect it's because the
4.5 STARSChicagoland Vampires is a guilty pleasure of mine ever since I binge read the first five volumes two years ago. Since then, I've been awaiting every following installment with the patience of a committed fangirl -- so, yes, hyperventilating, happy dances and crazy shouting every now and then were a part of my usual response. Blood Games is no different. I wanted the same kick-ass addiction I've been experiencing for the past nine books and that's exactly what I've got. Go ahead, I told
SpoilersNot impressed There was way too much focus on Merit, Ethan, and their silly feelings for one other So much so I couldn't even enjoy anything else, not that there was anything else particularly exciting going on.Random thoughts:-The plot was all over the place, there was a pointless villain-of-the-week/murder investigation that added nothing to the story The other arcs centered on Ethan's bid to rule the GP and Ethan's lame secret (which was that he was a giant-blood-drinking-murdering
Holy Moley! TEN books! I'm optimistically adding this to my TR list. Hopefully, Biting Cold is good and the series can make it to TEN frickin' books.
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