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Gabriel Rocha gabrielrochamotion — Novela breve, ágil (como todas las de Pérez Reverte) y cruel.

Marcus Vinicius webmarcusvde2c — Great Great Great!!It`s really worth reading it!I would never forget it!NEVER!

Semih Ates semihates — The Hollows series is probably my number 1 series if I really had to make a choice. I first discovered it by accident in the library some years ago. I didn't know anything about Kim Harrison or about The Hollows but I picked up Dead Witch Walking just because the cover looked cool and I was hooked immediately. If you have never read The Hollows before there may be spoilers for you in this review so be warned. But I beg you to please try this series it has everything you could possibly want, witches, demons, vampires, spells, love, friendship, laughter and sadness. So after Pale Demon which was book 9 we know that our favourite itchy witch Rachel Mariana Morgan is now a Demon after Trent's dad genetically modified her blood when she was a child in order to save her life from the fatal Redwood Syndrome. We also know that Trent has given Rachel a bracelet with an Elven charm woven into it so that she cannot use her Demon magic and thus let her Demon mentor Al know that she is alive and well. We also know that the world has written Rachel off as dead and that is where the story begins with Rachel trying to get her driving license renewed. It is here that we meet three new characters Wayde who is Rachel's were bodyguard, Nina who is a living vamp working for the office where Rachel is trying to get her license and...well for now I will call him Mr O. Mr O is a very old dead vamp who is head of the IS and he channels himself through Nina in order to talk to Rachel. I knew this book was going to be fab as soon as Rachel meets Mr O. In my opinion I don't think there is anyone better at writing a scene for a vamp than Ms Harrison. The tension between Rachel and Mr O comes across so well that I was literally holding my breath reading it, nothing is rushed so the anticipation builds and builds, it is scenes like this that made me fall in love with The Hollows. Mr O informs Rachel about murders that are taking place that look like Demon activity and makes an offer that Rachel cannot refuse. Of course this means that Vampiric Charms aka Rachel, Ivy and Jenks are back on a case. For me this was like an early Hollows book with Rachel, Ivy and Jenks on a run and I loved it. It was so nice not to have Pierce in the book nor spending lots of time in the ever after either. Al does make a couple of brief appearances but even though they are short they are well worth it. And what of Trent I hear those of you who read Pale Demon ask. Ahhh Trenton Aloysius Kalamack the rich powerful businessman elf, how my feelings about you have changed over the course of 10 books, from hate to not liking to having a crush to full on loving you. And how you have changed too but none more so than what we see in this book. Mmmm what can I say about Trent and Rachel.....well for me the story between them was spot on but I can see some people may not see my viewpoint but that is all I will say. We get to see a fair bit of Jenks and Ivy in this book and we are not allowed to forget Kisten either and just like Rachel I still miss him. This is right up there in this series for me I absolutely loved it and would like to give A Perfect Blood 5 stars.

Lieke Van _ttic_yked0c3 — Perhaps not very realistic as far as the characters go, but nice and entertaining.

Freddy E freddyaranda — Huh. I wanted to love this, but I didn't. I liked it a lot though. The good - great characters. I look forward to spending more time with pyschic Evie, secret-keeping giant Jericho, healer Memphis and his brother Isaiah, chorus girl Theta (who apparently watched the first season of Heroes when she received her power) and her pal Henry, Sam the thief and hoodlum - plus, the periphery characters like Blind Bill (Silar from Heroes anyone?), Sister Walker, and Evie's friend (frenemy-to-be?) Mabel. Also good - the setting. The Roaring 20s setting is great, and the slang Bray uses rings true. Also, also good - the creepy Naughty John mystery. Chills. And now for the not-so-great - dragging, dragging, dragging. Since this is part of a series, A LOT of the story is spent setting up for the second book, and I do mean A LOT. Things happen in this one purely to set-up for the next book and have no bearing on this first story at all. This made the first half of the book really, really slow for me, and it irritated me at the end that many plot points have no resolution at all. Plus, in case you didn't notice it in my previous paragraphs, the plot seemed very much like Heroes: The Prohibition Years. I know everyone didn't watch Heroes like I did, but here we have another group of people with supernatural powers waiting for the BIG STORM which they don't know much about, but they know it will be BAD. Plus, there is even an early generation of folks watching out for the supernatural current Scooby gang. It's all a little too familiar. Let's hope Bray doesn't suffer from the second season curse that Heroes did. I will be reading the next one, but I have my reservations . . .