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Anita Naneva anitananeva — Spoiler-free review! There's one really bad thing about getting to read an ARC three months before the release date -- especially with the ending that Bloodlines has -- and that's that I have to wait THAT much longer for the next book in the series. I consider myself kind of an authority on the original series after being given the chance to reread them to put together Vampire Academy: The Ultimate Guide (out November 15th! Pre-order now!) so the thought of shifting things up after six books made me wonder if Richelle could make secondary characters as compelling as the epic story of Rose, Dimitri, and Lissa had been. Fear not, VA fans! Bloodlines is an amazing start to this new series, which feels different enough to keep things fresh...and yet also surprisingly comfortable and familiar -- like seeing old friends again. It doesn't feel so much like a "new beginning" as much as a continuation with a shift in focus from the series we already know and love. I was a bit worried when I read (somewhere, I don't remember) that this would be told in third person, split between Sydney, Jill, Adrian, and Eddie. Nope. While all those characters get lots of "screen time," it's first person from Sydney's POV throughout, which gives it the same feel as the original books -- although, Sydney and Rose could not be more different. Rose is a kick-ass dhampir guardian who sometimes makes, um, *questionable* decisions, and Sydney is a totally "by the rules," brainy Alchemist who can barely throw a punch. Seeing the vampire world, and the dhampir and Moroi characters, that Rose accepted and took for granted from an Alchemist's POV was very interesting and I can't wait to see where Sydney is headed as a character. And Adrian....well, what can I say? I loved him from the first moment he stepped onto the page in Frostbite, and Bloodlines has only solidified that love I have for the vampire party boy with oh-so-many layers to his character. Every scene he's in was a treat to read. He is capable of making me howl with laughter and, at other times, bring a tear to my eye. So, those who were lucky enough to get Advance Reading Copies, enjoy them! And those who won't be reading this until the official release date in August -- don't worry, it's definitely worth the wait!