M. J. Scott

The half-breed daughter of a Fae lord, Holly Evendale, paid to uncover secrets others wish to hide, stumbles upon a Templar knight in her part of the city and is forced to place her trust in this holy warrior when the peace treaty that set the laws for all four races is broken. Original. 25,000 first printing.

A Novel of the Half-light City

Blood Kin

Becky

3.5 stars

I enjoyed this book just as much as the first in the series. Possibly more. It may be deserving of a 4-star rating even.

This series is definitely one which builds on you. Each book in the Half-Light City series focuses upon different characters but they revolve around a similar central story thread which is continued through each book and I like that link between each one. This time, we had Guy and Holly and I just enjoyed their character much more than Lily and Simon from the first one. I grew attached t them far quicker and the struggles they went through. Whilst the obstacles to their relationship were obvious and overused ploys to keep the couple apart I didn't find myself rolling my eyes as I did with the first as I got dragged into the story. Maybe it's the fact it's not a first book setting the story up which worked better for me. Who knows. We'll have to see how the next book goes.

Blood Kin A Novel of the Half-light City

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