Book Review: Blood Sense

Saxom is dead. The vampires know this. Anthony Hancock, Director of the Joint NSA/Homeland Security Department knows it as well. Tony and the vampires are now on the hunt for Saxom's brood, all of whom are determined to avenge their sire's death. Neither Tony nor the vampires are aware of the other's efforts to search out these rogues, who may number in the hundreds at the very least. Tony holds information the vampires don't—he knows that Xenides, Saxom's eldest vampire child, has allied with terrorists (both foreign and domestic). Tony also neglects to provide valuable information to Wlodek when he requests Lissa's help.

While struggling to recover from a near-fatal bout with the sun, Lissa fails to understand why Wlodek willingly sends her away on assignment so quickly. With very little information provided to her, Lissa is forced to face an enemy more deadly than anyone can imagine and unravel a plot that could kill millions.

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This is one series that I have been reading as a treat for myself.   I found the series almost by accident when Amazon was giving away the first one for free.  And I couldn’t resist picking up the rest.  

BLOOD SENSE is actually the third book in this enjoyable series and I do have to say that the Ms. Suttle’s writing skills tend to improve ever book.  The pacing was right on and well I couldn’t set the book aside until the very last word.  The characters are ones that grow on you and become as old friends.

I did find a couple content errors in the book however they didn’t detract from my enjoyment in the least.  Also this series is more like a serial.  To get the most of the stories, you have to read the books in order.  I did mark the book down slightly for this fact as I really do feel that each book in a series should stand on its own merit.

I do recommend BLOOD SENSE to any readers that enjoy vampires and urban fantasy.  There are no explicit sex scenes in this book so it is suitable for all adult readers.

I rate this book a 3.9.

***I purchased this book thru Amazon.