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Book Reviews of Blood Kin (Blood Lines, Bk 3)

Blood Kin (Blood Lines, Bk 3)
Blood Kin - Blood Lines, Bk 3
Author: Maria Lima
ISBN-13: 9781439156766
ISBN-10: 143915676X
Publication Date: 10/27/2009
Pages: 336
Rating:
  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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4 stars, based on 48 ratings
Publisher: Pocket
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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reviewed Blood Kin (Blood Lines, Bk 3) on + 48 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Maria Lima is a new favorite! I am so enjoying the Blood Lines series. I love her since of humor, sarcasim, and (not so) veiled references to other series and current events. Her writing style is completely different from any other in this genre and I am totally loving it!

Blood Kin was full of twists and turns and unexpected outcomes. Certain events throughout the book had me totally surprised but thinking how did I not see that coming. I have been devouring this series and this one was no differnt.

I do have a couple tiny complaints. 1. A character in a previous book was named Greg, in this installment he was refered to as Gary. WTH? He was an unimportant character, but still, really? 2. A character was described as having eyes that matched his tie, blue. Then later described as having his mothers coloring, dark hair and dark eyes. Again WTH? I just found it unfortunate that in such a well written, excellent book that some small matters of continuity would be overlooked like that.

Overall great read, great series. I am going to try to get my hands on the next intstallment ASAP.
fangrrl avatar reviewed Blood Kin (Blood Lines, Bk 3) on
See my review for this series under Matters of the Blood (Blood Lines, Bk 1)
zzonielady avatar reviewed Blood Kin (Blood Lines, Bk 3) on + 90 more book reviews
In this book, I have really begun to love this world created my Maria Lima. Books 1 and 2 were interesting enought to keep me reading but now I am hungry. If you like the Fae and Magic along with all the other inbetween I think you will as well. Start with book one and let the story spellbind you as it has me.