Finally! I get to tell you about Witch Blood, Book Three in the Vampire in the City Series by Donna Ansari.
Life happened and it’s taken me a bit to get this review ready. So, let’s get to it!
Oh yeah. Don’t forget to enter the awesome giveaway following my review.
I’m thrilled to hear there will be a fourth book in this awesome series, Cold Blood. This is great news!
Warning: This is the third book in the series. I’ll try not to put in any spoilers.
Here’s a bit about the book:
This may be my favorite part of the story. The way it happened and how Emma dealt with it had me cracking up. She is truly becoming more vampirish with each book, leaving more of her humanity behind.
Witchy little Amy sure grows up fast. She’s quite the clever young thing and pulls a fast one on everybody.
Best friend, Tammy, has problems with Em. Tammy understands Em’s a vampire, but wishes she had better control. There’s no excuse for what she did.
These two roomies are like soul sisters. I hope they can patch things up.
“Who would have thought that when we met, almost twenty years ago, that we would end up like this?”
“You mean as being two supernatural creatures we thought didn’t even exist?”
“Yes, that. And also living together and being just as close as we were the first day we decided to trade Barbies.”
I remember my very first best friend and the hours, days, and years we stuck together like glue. The closeness between these two makes this story genuine, makes it come to life.
Must not forget, there are some big surprises in store for you, and a few witches you’ll want to bitch slap. You’ll know who.
When I read the last page I didn’t want it to end. And then I discovered the author had added the first chapter of Cold Blood, the next book in this series. It is so freakin good! I can’t wait to read the entire book.
Donna, you are such a tease! Write fast:)
5 Stars! Bring on Cold Blood!
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Emma Hammond is a normal young woman living in New York City whose life changes forever when one misstep brings her very close to death. Luckily, Alex Thompson, a handsome stranger (who also happens to be a vampire), jumps in to save her, turning Emma into a vampire. She quickly discovers the numerous advantages (no more allergies, glasses, or acne) and slight drawbacks (wanting to eat her boyfriend) of joining the ranks of the creatures of the night. But Emma soon finds out her new undead life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be when she gets pulled in to an age-old dispute between two feuding vampire clans.
You can read my review here
Recently-turned vampire Emma Hammond is not only getting used to her undead lifestyle, but also to living with her new and unlikely roommates–her human best friend Tammy, and David, a werewolf. While the girls speculate as to possible drawbacks to having such a fuzzy tenant (shedding and marking of territory, to name a few), nothing will prepare them for the dispute that is to come between the NYC clan of vampires and an upwardly-mobile werewolf pack from the suburbs. Will Emma be able to get out of it with both her undead life, and her blossoming friendship with David, intact? And, perhaps more importantly, will she be able to choose between Alex Thompson, her sire and sometimes lover, and James, a slightly-unhinged vampire with a mysterious past?
You can read my review here
Donna also was so generous and allowed me to have a giveaway for each book and she took time out from her busy schedule to sit down for an interview. She also let the roomies stop in for an interview. We had a lot of fun and I hope to have Donna and the girls back again!
Giveaway
Giveaway
Now for the awesome giveaway.
First Place winner gets all three e-books in the Vampire in the City Series
Second and Third Place winners get choice of Book #1, #2, or#3
Entry is easy.
Just leave your email address and answer this question:
Which do you like more, witches or vampires?
Giveaway ends March 25th.
Thanks for visiting fuonlyknew and Good Luck!
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