Books by Alex Bledsoe
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review 1: Not as good as the Hum and the Shiver, but still a good read. I was more invested in the story between Doyle and Berklee than anything else and I was very pleased with their ending. Rob's 'outrageous' temper only popped up a few times and felt like a complete non-sequitur, it add...
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review 1: This book isn't what I expected. As it is classified as science fiction, I didn't really expect this book to be what it is. I have not read the other books in the series but I don't feel that impacted my enjoyment of this book. It was a fun read and a good diversion from what I...
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review 1: One of the one star reviews for this books mentions 'blow jobs' approximately thirty-seven times. I should add that they mention them in a negative way, just to be clear. So I will warn you, if you can't handle a heroine whose sexual history is more interesting than your own, thi...
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review 1: An excellent followup to the first book in the series, with suitably nasty villains, plenty of twists, and more than a little peril for our hero Eddie LaCrosse. We also learn more about secondary characters introduced previously, meet some more folks who may have interesting role...
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review 1: A noir take on the King Arthur legends. Bledsoe's anachronistic hard-boiled fantasy probably isn't to everybody's taste, but I love it. If you like action and adventure with swords instead of guns, but your tolerance for pseudo-medieval language is low, this series is your meat. ...
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review 1: This is #1 in Blood Series. This is a story about vampires in Nashville, Tennessee in the 70's. There is some pretty dark humor throughout the book that makes the book a little lighter even though the subject matter is of a horror nature. When I first saw the word horror, I wa...
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review 1: He Drank, and Saw the Spider is another adventure of the sword jockey Eddie LaCrosse. The story starts sixteen years in the past and we find Eddie starting out in his new profession and still raw from the death of his fiance and own near demise. He is travelling on his way to war...
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review 1: Not nearly as good as Blood Groove, the first one in the series. The premise about the two sisters was fantastic, but it didn't live up to its potential. The human characters were not compelling, except for the woman dying of cancer, but we don't get enough about her. As for the ...