Book One
Now, all I can do is accept the truths that are staring me in the face. One, Werewolves do exist. And Two, I was born to kill them.
I would like to thank the author Heather Hildenbrand for giving me this book for an honest review. I really enjoyed reading this book. The storyline is good. The characters are well defined and written. I like Tara and Wes, she is strong willed and not a weak female character. All the lies for the so called sake of protecting Tara is a pain in the rear. I am looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
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Book Two
At least I've got plenty to take my mind off the fact that my psycho cousin, Miles De'Luca, keeps calling and declaring his love and promising to come for me just as soon as he's destroyed anyone standing in our way. Wes isn't going to like that idea. So between Miles, Wood Point's evil welcoming committee, and the drill sergeant hottie trainer from hell, I just keep asking myself, how did I end up here?
First, I would like to thank the author Heather Hildenbrand for giving me this book for an honest review. I enjoyed this book as much as the first one Dirty Blood. The characters are well defined and written. The storyline is very good. Because Tara is sent off to boarding school we have new characters and that adds more to the story. I am looking forward to reading the next book in this series.
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Book Three
Hybrids.
If I had to choose one word to sum up all of my problems, this would be it.
Without hybrids, I wouldn’t have to watch my best friend slowly becoming a monster. Without hybrids, I could let go of the mentality “hunt or be hunted.” CHAS wouldn’t be scouring the Earth, intent on slaughtering and using Alex to do it. Without hybrids, I wouldn’t have to be on guard that losing my temper meant losing my shape. There would be no monster inside me, struggling to get out.
Then again, without hybrids, I wouldn’t have Wesley St. John.
I would like to thank the author Heather Hildenbrand for giving me this book for an honest review. Like the previous two book, this book was very good. The storyline is good. The characters are well defined and written. We have old characters and new characters in this book. Heather does a great job continuing the series. I am looking forward to reading the next book in this series.
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Excerpt:
The sun dipped behind the trees, casting shadows and making it darker here than it was elsewhere. More was gathering than dusk.
I shivered.
Derek looked at his watch, then the darkening sky. “Cambria should’ve been back by—”
“Here!” She emerged through a break in the trees a few yards away. Through the bond, I sensed Chris hanging back. He was thinking about how much Cord disliked him and he didn’t want to make this moment harder. George stayed with him, both of them watching us from the cover of branches, silent sentries.
It amazed me how much I’d come to appreciate Chris. But once we’d bonded and he’d fought for me in the clearing against Kane, things between us shifted, though slowly at first. Somehow, I hadn’t realized until now, I trusted him. To keep the pack safe in the woods when I was away. To walk my best friend home amidst possible danger and threat of death. To understand Cord’s anger wasn’t personal and give her the space she needed. I sent him a Thank you through the bond, letting him know I understood what he was doing.
“Where have you been and why aren’t you on the trail?” Derek asked, meeting Cambria halfway across the yard and pulling her into a hug. He’d been going for stern, but the way he smiled when he held her made it clear his irritation was feigned.
She kissed his nose and explained, “Chris said it would be good if we created multiple trails between here and camp for when Steppe’s men come.”
“Which will be soon,” Cord said. “We need to go.”
Derek ignored her and kissed Cambria on the mouth. “That was a good idea. I missed you.”
When she smiled at him, the sunshine in her hair was nothing compared to the light in her eyes. “I missed you too.” They kissed again, oblivious to the rest of us.
It still amazed me, the relationship that had sprung up between them. Cambria hadn’t necessarily been flighty when it came to guys but I’d never seen her this serious for any length. Then again, none of those boys had been Derek. Even I could admit he was hot. And when he wasn’t standoffish and actually decided to be friendly with me, I could see what drew her to him. He wasn’t nearly as serious as he pretended to be. And he loved Cambria, that much was clear from the way he saw past the summer-sunrise hairdo to the person inside.
I waited for them to break apart, but their kiss deepened. Arms tangled. I was pretty certain they’d forgotten we were all here. And about to go on the lam with a truck bed full of weapons. Or anything else remotely pertaining to reality. Geez.
After a minute, Jack cleared his throat.
“We’re burning daylight,” Cord called wryly.
“And a hell of a lot of calories from the looks of it,” Wes added.
“Yeah, yeah,” Derek said, finally breaking away enough to formulate words. He slung his arm over Cambria’s shoulder and faced the group, a goofy smile on his lips. He wiggled his eyebrows. “If you’re jealous, Cord, I can give you the same goodbye.”
First, I would like to thank the author Heather Hildenbrand for giving me this book for an honest review. I enjoyed this book as much as the prior three in the series. The storyline was good, although this book was a bit more depressing throughout then the others. The characters are well defined and written. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
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About the Author
Heather Hildenbrand
Heather Hildenbrand was born and raised in a small town in northern Virginia where she was homeschooled through high school. Since 2011, she’s published more than eight YA & NA novels including the bestselling Dirty Blood series. She splits her time between coastal Virginia and the island of Guam and loves having a mobile career and outrageous lifestyle of living in two places.
Heather is also a publishing and success coach bent on equipping and educating artists who call themselves authors. She loves teaching fellow writers how to create the same freedom-based lifestyle she enjoys. For more information visitwww.phoenixauthorink.com and find out how to create your own OutRAGEous Life.
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