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Andiio Andiio andiio — There are some sequels that can't measure up to the potential of a good series. Blood Bound is not one of those sequels. In fact, I enjoyed it even more than the first installment in the Mercy Thompson books. A little backstory: Mery is a shapeshifter (a walker) who can transform herself into a coyote. She was raised by werewolves and is tight with their leader, Bran. She is living with Bran's son, Samuel, who was her first love. Things ended badly between them years ago when she found out he only wanted her, so she could bear his kids. They only became reacquainted about 6 months ago, and now Sam is Mercy's roommate... though he wants to be more. Adam is the local werewolf alpha and he lives next door to Mercy. And there is something between them.. but it hasn't gone far. --Mercy is a mechanic by trade, and that explains her ties to Zee, the fae who used to be her boss, and Stefan, the vampire whose van she is working on. As our book begins, Stefan comes to Mercy to collect on a favor. There is a demon possessing vampire and Stefan believes Mercy will be immune to his mind control. He's right, but the demon-vamp poses a much greater risk. He is crazed with bloodlust --and once everyone figures out his true nature, Stefan is tasked with bringing him down. Mercy's wolf-friends get pulled into the search, which threatens their very lives. And of course, when all is said and done, they need Mercy to help finish the job. This was a great book. I love the world-building in this series; And while Moon Called focused mainly on the wolf-world, this one gives us an inside look at the vampires. It's heavy on the action and light on romance; but it's very character driven. Would definitely recommend this series to any Urban Fantasy reader. 4 1/2 stars.

Pekka Front pekkafront — I enjoyed this but it was oddly similar to" away" by amy bloom. Emigrant comes over and starts earning money by sewing, encounters difficulty, sadness and loss. The end goal of the main characters is different but many similarities. A well written and seemingly well researched book.

Ravika Dutta _avika06 — This is one of those books that I was hooked on from the first chapter. I don't know what exactly drew me in about it, but I loved it and couldn't put it down. I loved the contemporary setting and how (even though it is totally impossible) it seemed like this entire world could be real. However, as much as I loved the book, there are some aspects of it (and the rest of the series) that I disliked, especially Bella's character. I don't think her actions are exactly that of a good role-model. Even though Stephenie Meyer has insisted that Bella's not anti-feminist, it sure seems like it. She's a little bit pathetic in the way she is sooooooo attached to Edward, and how she feels she can't have a life without this guy. That's not exactly the kind of thing that girls should aspire to be. Something about these books, though, always has me coming back for more.... I have read every book in the series about 4 times, unless I forgot and actually read them more. I probably would recommend these, but not to somebody who is looking for real vampire sci-fi stuff, since there is definitely more romance than supernatural action.

Taufiq Annas taufiqannas — the book i read was the hobbit it was about billbo T. baggens when 12 dwarfs come to his house and make him go on a adventure to find there gold but a dragon is guarding it he and the dwarfs sleep in a mouton and goblans drag them into there layer and try to kill them they mange to escape but billbo T. baggens gets lost and finds gollom he is a creey white monster he trys to eat billbo T. baggens but gollems loses his ring and billbo escapes. i like the book very much my favorite part was when billbo met the dragon if you are going to read it you have to read for a long time it took me 2 months to finish it and it gets boring at some parts but other than that the book is great the end