Blood Loss

The Third Book of the Aphotic

De: Tobin Elliott

Narrado por: Jenn Johnson

Losing blood doesn't always mean you're bleeding. You think you know what it means to lose blood?

Zero does. One of her members broke the rule: no werewolf shall harm or kill another. But the replacement is an overeager fool who refers to himself as the Fed. He’ll risk everything to prove his worth. And he’s out for revenge.

Rainer does. Her parents, her sister, her husband, her child…her blood. The werewolves took everyone she loved, and she’s vowed to never let it happen again. But when she finally opens herself up, she puts a whole new family in the werewolves’ path. She’ll risk everything to stop the wolves. Now, she’s out for revenge.

Sam does. With her mother gone, Sam is finally forging a relationship with her father. So she isn’t sure what to think when Rainer shows up, stinking of smoke and death, and tells Sam and her dad that they must come with her. For their safety.

But Sam is different from other kids her age. Precocious and foul-mouthed, she’s learning she’s strangely powerful. And that even the werewolves can sense it.

Yet another, darker power waits, biding its time. It just needs to find that perfect…someone.

Someone willing to spill blood.

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©2023, 2024 Tobin Elliott (P)2024 Tobin Elliott

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is disturbing. These f--kers are scary!" – Jennifer Dinsmore, editor of The Aphotic series

Thrilling

Blood Loss is a thrilling read that grabs you from the first page and doesn't let go. The complex characters and their intertwining stories create an engaging story full of suspense and emotional depth. Zero's struggle to maintain control, Rainer's fierce determination for revenge, and Sam's journey into her newfound power make for an explosive combination. Tobin masterfully weaves themes of loss, vengeance, and family.

Descend into the Aphotic depths

Tobin draws you into his dark world with expert prose that builds a deeply rich culture. This is my favorite book in the series so far, but don't get me wrong—each book has its own merits, and it's honestly hard to decide. I admit I was a little skeptical about another werewolf story, but Tobin is able to keep things fresh with well-rounded and fully developed characters that are as easy to relate to as hate. I enjoyed the trip down this path of vengeance and retribution. The narrator, Jenn Johnson delivers a compelling performance that is crisp and pulls you into the story effortlessly. This is a really great book; I highly recommend it!