Twice Bitten by Chloe Neill

Twice Bitten by Chloe Neill

2010, NAL Trade

Series: Book 3 of Chicagoland Vampires

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Synopsis: Merit, Chicago’s newest vampire, is learning how to play well with others. Other supernaturals, that is. Shapeshifters from across the country are convening in the Windy City, and as a gesture of peace, Master Vampire Ethan Sullivan has offered their leader a very special bodyguard: Merit. Merit is supposed to protect the Alpha, Gabriel Keene—and to spy for the vamps while she’s at it. Oh, and luckily Ethan’s offering some steamy, one-on-one combat training sessions to help her prepare for the mission.

Merit must accept the assignment, even though she knows that she’ll probably regret it. And she’s not wrong. Someone is gunning for Gabriel Keene, and Merit soon finds herself in the line of fire. She’ll need all the help she can get to track down the would-be assassin, but everywhere she turns, there are rising tensions between supernaturals—not least between her and a certain green-eyed, centuries old master vampire.

The Good: Twice Bitten is the best Chicagoland novel so far. There were so many things going on in this book. Lots of plot and lots of action, but two huge things stood out as extraordinary - Merit and Ethan's relationship and the final showdown at Cadogan House. Happiness and shock. Disbelief and emotional overload. I could not get enough of this book. Everything was absolutely perfect and my need to continue on with the series is extreme.

The Bad: Not a thing.