I feel like the series is coming to an end. Is it?Well at least I hope they put an end to McKetrick already. Time for them to find a new foe because he's getting old. In all fairness to McKetrick he is a very effective bad guy because I find my self hating his guts. Like before, it appears that Merit has so much on her plate. I'm looking forward to how things will go from here. The series is starting to lose its edge for me because I felt like it's been dragging. Still, it was enjoyable to read. My favorite part is showing how people can be such idiots. The rallies and riots are hitting too close to home doesn't it? Replace the word vampires with another group of minorities/people and bam! Instant reality. I'm hoping that the next book would have more action and at least a closure. On either McKetrick or the GP. I like to think of a series (book) sometimes like its a show. You have each book where you have characters come back for some other adventure, wondering what they'll be up to next and how they will solve whatever predicament they find themselves in. That's why I think some not all, YA or well, a book series should be a movie. Sometimes it can work and sometimes it fits better as a TV series, IMO. And with that little rant out of the way, let's get to the eighth installment of the Chicagoland Vampires series. First off, I love that cover, the dark/light purple, with Merit looking out at the city of Chicago at night, her trademark Katana by her side and I'm noticing, without her signature hairstyle, what with the nickname Ponytail Avenger. I'm not really complaining to much, but just wondering. I mean yeah you can see the bangs on some of the covers. All the covers yes but still. Sorry getting off topic again. So, you have Merit and the characters wondering the what why who (well its a little obvious) on some riots that have been happening around the city. What I like the most about the series, is not only the writing but its writing on the characters and of course the character development they grow through with each book in the series. From Ethan, to our MC to of course the other series like, Jeff, Mallory, even a certain someone Merit isn't quite a fan of, etc that get their moment. There's even some things that are brought again like a certain something Gabriel had mentioned and well something Mallory mentions as well. Which makes you wonder, what will the next book have and if it will be addressed again? At the same time, eight books in and you wonder, what new foe will be introduced. After what these guys been through, you think the next villain better up the ante or something. Oh and thanks for not spoiling much in the summaries. Lately it seems most book summaries, giving an idea on what the books about, gives something away. This one doesn't as far as I know. I don't know what else to say that I haven't said about the series thus far. I'll say that this was a good 4.5 read, uh sequel and looking forward to the next book in the series to see what these characters will have to solve next.
Do You like book On Ne Mord Que Deux Fois (2014)?
Fabulous loved very moment, bit more Malory needed, but lots of Ethan, merit and action
—felixlieu
I really like this series. I hope they have a happy ever after soon.
—cassilau
