This is the fourth book in the Blood Coven series. I do
have reviews for the other three books up.
The Blood Coven decides that Magnus needs a blood mate because
Sunny isn't a vampire therefore not a co-ruler in their eyes. Jane
Johnson is chosen because of her Oxford University background, and
she looks like a supermodel for vampires. Sunny being the way she is,
is not fooled by Jane's demeanor and lack thereof knowledge for
Oxford. Magnus doesn't think anything of it and brushes her off more
then once. Sunny and Rayne secretly go along to Vegas where Magnus
and Jane are going to have their bonding ceremony. Sunny's determined
to know what is going on with Jane, and not everything stay's in
Vegas.
Back to Sunny's POV, we see things are not going that great for
her and Magnus. I like that Mancusi shows that sometimes one person
in a relationship may not be paying enough attention to the other
person, especially when things are not going great. Though Sunny
hasn't really grown in this book, she does prove that she can take
hits and keep moving. I liked that though Sunny was ready to throw
everything away with Magnus she still kept trying and didn't give up.
I also like that even though Rayne was too upset with recent
discoveries and didn't help Sunny that much, Sunny still did
everything with minimal help and to the best of her abilities. She
looked at the good in the situations and tried not to think of the
bad as much as she could. She proves to be a lot stronger and a lot
older mentally then what Magnus was seeing. I did like the ending as
well, it shows that the series is not over with
There where many things that I didn't like, but it wasn't anything
serious. It was just about events that happened in the book. They are
huge things that happened in the book that shocked me and made me mad
at the characters. They are also huge spoilers so I will just put
them all in one big spoiler alert as usual. The first thing that I
didn't like that I can say wasn't a spoiler was that Magnus was a
huge ass to Sunny when she had every right to be jealous and upset.
He was a huge butt and could have been a lot better about it but he
does apologize. Now for the spoilers..*SPOILER-ALERT* The other
things that I didn't see coming was that the twins father ended up
having an love child with his secretary and so Sunny and Rayne have a
half-sister named Stormy. Next was that Mancusi would pull the
identical twin switch again. It was a great twist but almost just
another repeat of the first book. Then the ending with the twins were
told that they are full blooded fairies and the royal court is
calling them home. And where is this fairy court? Off the coast of
Ireland on an island. Why is everything taking place near or around
the Ireland area that deals with fairies of some sort? Examples: The
Fever/MacKayla Lane series and now this. I think I just might
go to Ireland to see some of these fairies for myself.*SPOILER-ENDED* Now that that is done I really don't have anything
else to dislike. Though I could have done without the Twilight
reference.
For a series found in the "teen" section of my library,
it wasn't that bad. It was a quick and easy read, taking me about
three hours to finish. I recommend this to other teens, and the only
warning I have is for parents that are watchful of what their child
reads, this does have a little sex talk but nothing (and I seriously
mean nothing) crazy. I wouldn't have a problem letting my teen (if I
had any, and I don't with only being 19) read this book. This series
is turning out to be more and more interesting. I don't know if I
would want to buy this series, I will wait till I read the last book
in the series to decide if I want to or not.
Rating: 4 out of 5.
Page Count: 230 pages (paperback)
Price: $9.99
Thanks for reading!
~Jade
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