Thursday, August 23, 2018

Review: Blood cure (Blood type #3) by K.A. Linde

























 The stunning conclusion to the Blood Type series finds the world in chaos and turmoil with one final battle left to determine who will survive—humans or vampires. She had the world on her shoulders. Now she has nothing. Reyna Carpenter was twenty-one when she became a live-in blood escort for the ruthless and darkly handsome vampire Beckham Anderson. She thought this was just a small price to pay for feeding her brothers back home. But nothing went as planned. Not even her tumultuous relationship with Beckham. And now she wonders if anything will ever be the same again. As she finds herself in the midst of a losing rebellion, she and her trusted friends must flee from a city conquered by the vampire elite. With their plans blown to pieces and everything they knew and loved gone, their future hangs in the balance. Despite all she has lost, Reyna must rise from the ashes, reclaim the life that was stolen—and complete her mission, once and for all.



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Review: 

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars


I was shocked when I finished Blood match. I don't know who wasn't when they read the final chapter. When this book arrived at my Kindle, I stopped the book I was reading and picked this up because I wanted to find out what happened and if Reyna was wrong about what she saw. I wanted to see if and how she was going to win the war. I didn't know what to expect because after the ending of the second book everything seemed possible, even Reyna's death. I am in the happy place to say that I was satisfied with the way the author decided to end the series. It wasn't ideal because the enemy is a tough one who knows what he is doing and has an army, but I do feel like it was the best possible end we could get. I was happy with a certain death though because I never liked that person and I think a lot of the readers will find it satisfying. I found the pace to be just right for the story and I loved the twist the author threw at us when it came to the vampires and their survival. You have to read the book and see what I mean. If you gave up the series after finishing the second book I think you should reconsider and pick Blood cure. It's a good ending for the series. I wish we had a longer epilogue, showing us how Reyna was doing with her life one or two years after everything that happened instead of six months. Still, I was ok with the epilogue as it was.


     

             

A startling new vision of paranormal romance: When a human ventures into the world of vampires—a decadent milieu of blood-bonds and betrayal—she discovers that not all is what it seems. For Reyna Carpenter, giving up her body isn’t a choice. It’s survival. In a civilization laid waste by poverty and desperation, Reyna accepts a high-paying position with the wealthy and hungry vampire elite. Her new job is as the live-in blood escort for the intimidating, demanding, and devilishly handsome Beckham Anderson. He’s everything she expected from a vampire, except for one thing—he won’t feed off her. Reyna soon discovers that behind Beckham’s brooding, wicked façade lies a unique and complex man. And that, in a dark and divided world, she is more valuable than she ever would have believed. For with each passing night, Reyna can’t shake the sensation that it’s Beckham who’s afraid of her. Note: Reyna and Beckham’s story continues in Blood Match. ADD TO GOODREADS  

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 As the provocative, sensual Blood Type series continues, the rare bond between Reyna and Beckham is threatened by betrayal, greed, and twisted secrets. A desperate human. A powerful vampire. A world divided. Reyna Carpenter was promised paradise. She was delivered into hell. Giving up her body for money was supposed to be the hardest part of becoming a blood escort. She never expected to lose her heart to her dark, enigmatic boss, Beckham Anderson. After being taken by a depraved captor who plans to rule the world, Reyna will do anything to return to Beckham. She just has to find the will to survive this game. From the pawn, rises a queen. Note: Reyna and Beckham’s story begins in Blood Type and continues in Blood Cure. Amazon US Amazon UKiBooksB&NKoboGoogle Play            

   
KylaK.A. Linde is the USA Today bestselling author of more than fifteen novels including the Avoiding series and the Record series. She has a Masters degree in political science from the University of Georgia, was the head campaign worker for the 2012 presidential campaign at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and served as the head coach of the Duke University dance team. She loves reading fantasy novels, geeking out over Star Wars, binge-watching Supernatural, and dancing in her spare time. She currently lives in Lubbock, Texas, with her husband and two super adorable puppies.

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