Hard Bitten: Chicagoland Vampires, Book 4

De: Chloe Neill

Narrado por: Cynthia Holloway

Times are hard for newly minted vampire Merit. Ever since shapeshifters announced their presence to the world, humans have been rallying against supernaturals - and they're camping outside of Cadogan House with protest signs that could turn to pitchforks at any moment. Inside its doors, things between Merit and her Master, green-eyed heartbreaker Ethan Sullivan, are tense. But then the mayor of Chicago calls Merit and Ethan to a clandestine meeting and tells them about a violent vamp attack that has left three women missing. His message is simple: get your House in order. Or else.

Merit needs to get to the bottom of this crime, but it doesn't help that she can't tell who's on her side. So she secretly calls in a favor from someone who's tall, dark, and part of an underground vamp group that may have some deep intel on the attack. Merit soon finds herself in the heady, dark heart of Chicago's supernatural society - a world full of vampires who seem to be ready to fulfill the protesting human's worst fears, and a place where she'll learn that you can't be a vampire without getting a little blood on your hands.

©2011 Chloe Neill (P)2011 Tantor

Kill me why don't you.

This one killed me.
It was going so good.
Then bam!
I got the feels so hard.

Amazing.... as expected!

Not much more to say, other than wow! Not happy with the plot twist BUT I'm holding onto hope from a previously mentioned "prophetic vision" that tells me the plot twist may not be true.... fingers crossed!

Well now, that was a surprise

and I won't reveal it, but, game change ending! It pleases me, as I was considering stopping my pursuit of these books because of a particular character dominating them.... well, now, there's been something of a shuffle, and I'm on to book 5.

Disappointed with one thing

I look forward to book 5, but that will be my last one in the series because I've gotten to like Cynthia Holloway narrating.

To change a reader in any series is stupid, in my view, and makes it hard at least for me, to finish a series.

Good book/ series

I'm so glad I found this series every book holds me enrapt in the new adventure and intrigue that come to life.