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Blood's Voice (House Millar, #1)

Aine P. Massie

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Nov 24, 2011 Sapphyria rated it liked it

3.5 Stars

Blood's Voice is a unique tale of vampires and those they love. Anya is a vampire that has no memories of anything previous to the start of the book. She knows she's a vampire and that's about the gist of it. She remembers nothing of her previous life, which makes knowing how to blend into a society of humans that much harder. It helps that she is one of very few vampires that refuses to take blood from humans; she is strictly into animals. Anya decides to enroll in High School to hopef 3.5 Stars

Blood's Voice is a unique tale of vampires and those they love. Anya is a vampire that has no memories of anything previous to the start of the book. She knows she's a vampire and that's about the gist of it. She remembers nothing of her previous life, which makes knowing how to blend into a society of humans that much harder. It helps that she is one of very few vampires that refuses to take blood from humans; she is strictly into animals. Anya decides to enroll in High School to hopefully gain the ability to fit in. She resides with another immortal, Star, who has been trying to show her the correct path to walk down. While in school she is drawn to Declan, a fellow student that is in some of her classes. Anya is then reunited with Nicholas, her vampire boytoy from years ago and feelings for him slowly reemerge. Then she bonds with Skye, Declan's supposed girlfriend, she discovers that all is not as it seems. There are a couple themes within the book that many not appeal to those uncomfortable with LGBT or love triangles.

Delcan is also not what he seems. Yes, he's a human and a human that has wholly and completely embraced the realities of being around, involved with, and in love with vampires. This sort-of makes his status of a Guardian a bit hard to believe at first. A Guardian is born unto this world to hunt and destroy all vampires, believing that the entire vampire population is evil.

The concept behind Blood's Voice is great. I love the story line. Each character, whether it's a main one or a secondary one, carries their weight throughout the book. As Anya's memories finally start reemerging and things get pieced together she discovers that she was being used as a weapon. It is the love and strength of the characters that help her through the "finding out who you really are" stage.

I will admit that I didn't like the 1st person view and formality when most of the characters talked. The book, language and writing-wise, reminds me too much of the Christopher Pike novels, Thirst 1, 2 & 3. I've reviewed 1 & 2 on the blog if you want to know how I really feel. ...more

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Jul 30, 2011 Aine Massie rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, new-adult

This is my book so I'm biased. :) Hope you all enjoy!

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Jun 13, 2011 Aine Massie rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author)

Shelves: romance, new-adult

May 29, 2012 Nicole Peterson marked it as to-read-series

Shelves: in-the-kindle-series

Dec 14, 2013 Aine Massie added it · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, new-adult, young-adult, paranormal, glbt, vampire, poly, f-m-m

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