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In Some Girls Bite, Merit was turned vampire against her will. And she spent that first Chicagoland Vampires novel trying to resist her new existence and come to terms with the required relationship with Ethan, master of Cadogan House.
In the second novel, Merit has accepted her role in the vampire world. She’ll keep her word and take up her position as Sentinel of the House. She even moves in. Though she does her damnedest to avoid Ethan, an ...more
In Some Girls Bite, Merit was turned vampire against her will. And she spent that first Chicagoland Vampires novel trying to resist her new existence and come to terms with the required relationship with Ethan, master of Cadogan House.
In the second novel, Merit has accepted her role in the vampire world. She’ll keep her word and take up her position as Sentinel of the House. She even moves in. Though she does her damnedest to avoid Ethan, an ...more
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I liked this one more than the first. I enjoyed learning more about the characters and Merit's family. It was nice to see Merit use her researching skills. There are still some loose ends that need tied up, so I'm looking forward to the next book.
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The second book in the Chicagoland series, and just as good (which was great!). This book picks up where the last book (Some Girls Bite) left off, Merit is moving into the Cadogan house, dating the new Master Vampire that her Master told her too, while trying to ignore her feelings for said Master.
To top it all off there are more threats to the houses, and Merit is forced to enter the world that she hated. Her parents world.
Another excellent installment.
To top it all off there are more threats to the houses, and Merit is forced to enter the world that she hated. Her parents world.
Another excellent installment.
This continues to be a fun, but not too stupid, vampire series. The strength of these books for me is the dialogue. Merit and friends are all pretty snarky and it's fun reading their interactions. The descriptive passages are weaker and can be repetitive. I think if you made a drinking game about the number of times Merit thought about Ethan and thought "master vampire who made me", well, you probably wouldn't get up for work in the AM. But if you want some fun dialogue and a bit of action and s
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This is still a good book, and I'm excited to continue this series, but there were definitely parts that bugged me. Mainly, Merit was a little frustrating, with her pushing everyone away and not being able to open up. Also not crazy about the love triangle and hope it resolves itself soon. Story wise, interesting, if a bit political for my taste. Overall, still a lot of the same wit and sarcasm, and pop culture references to boot. I mean, how often does anyone bring up Newsies??
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Even better than the first if that's possible!!
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Jul 07, 2010
Monique
marked it as to-read
Jan 18, 2011
Carly
marked it as to-read
Jul 13, 2011
Joyce
marked it as series-books-not-on-tbr-yet
Sep 12, 2011
Gus
marked it as to-read-on-kindle
