Disclaimer: I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Blood Chills (Blood Hunters #5)
From sensitivity to sensuality…with the vampire who chills her blood
Cyn can sense undead presence from a touch, from the feel of the air. Her gift leads her mercenary band of hunters on the trail of a monster who’s killed two women in New York – to the being Cyn least wants to set eyes on again: the Hungarian vampire, Bela.
Now the iconic violinist with a local rock band, Bela seems less interested in proving his innocence – if, indeed, he is innocent – than in seducing Cyn – no easy task when the very presence of vampires sickens her. Plus Cyn wants revenge for the murdered women, and for her partner Rudy who lies in hospital, critically injured.
But neither Cyn’s gifts, nor the killer she pursues, are exactly what they seem. Allying with Bela might be a lethal mistake, but as everyone she loves comes under attack, Cyn finally learns to trust her instincts, and discovers much more than the intense physical pleasures behind her chills.
Great book. I couldn’t put it down. Marie is a great author. I love the plot. Cyn is a great female lead character. If you haven’t read this series then you need to add it to your to be read list. I look forward to reading more of her books. Would recommend the series to anyone who loves to read books involving vampires.
Author Bio
Marie Treanor lives in Scotland with her eccentric husband and three much-too-smart children. Having grown bored with city life, she resides these days in a picturesque village by the sea where she is lucky enough to enjoy herself avoiding housework and writing sensual stories of paranormal romance and fantasy.
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