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C Kc _ica_ — I really enjoyed the cast of characters in this book. It dealt with a wide range of cultures and generations in one part of working class London. My favorite character was niece of shame, the name says it all.

Cristina Prat crisismasiva — This was a pretty solid 4 star urban fantasy book and the first I've read by this author. I liked that it was a fast paced page turner and even though some parts of the plot seemed really contrived at times, all the twists and turns made things interesting. The author did a great job of introducing the world of the "skilled," people with various interesting abilities and how their culture and lifestyle differs from unskilled, or regular folk. The characters were fairly relatable, but I had some trouble trying to figure out why on earth they made some of the decisions they had. There were a lot of themes running together through the book. How responsible are we for decisions made with good intentions, but end badly? Is the excuse "I had no choice" good enough? What if someone else is pulling the strings? Can you be bound to another person and still maintain some sort of independence by exploiting loopholes? Without giving too much away, there was a lot going on in this book! As much as I enjoyed this book, I don't know that I'll pick up the second book in the series. One of the main characters in the second book is someone I found extremely annoying in Blood Bound and I can't imagine trying to wade through a book with her foul mouth filling up pages and pages of it. I will look at Rachel Vincent's other books though!