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Elven Blood (2013)

by Debra Dunbar(Favorite Author)

4.28 of 5 Votes: 2

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Romance

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Imp

review 1: I think it safe to say this whole series got me. Sam is a imp demon. One thing about this book is, Sam seems to make enemies left and right way in her life. First was a demon H[ Can't spell full name.] then it was one Elven kingdom with not bring the alive hybrid [Amber] the third one was another Elven kingdom with not going with the deal,she made before hand. So she isn't good at making allies and i think she might need those.
review 2: Much more Gregory in this book, but still not nearly enough :)Sam is on quite a few missions, she has reluctantly signed on to be of some assistance to several elves in return for a favor. The favor is supposed to be their aid in killing Haagenti, who has been making her earth life, as well as Wyatt's, hell (haha). Demons co... moreme pretty much every other day to both her and Wyatt's homes trying to kill them, so the situation is in desperate need of a final solution. Which is why Sam decides to help the elves.One is the best parts of this book is how Sam is fumbling around in her new role as the Iblis. She now has to sit in on "board meetings" with the angelic council, and not only does she not really understand what they are talking about, she also doesn't get along with certain members of the council. Well, just one member, and that would be Gabriel. The scene she had with him involving a danish, a coffee mug, and the boardroom table was hilarious. She may be the Iblis, but she's still an imp in every way. I am also very curious as to what Gregory is going to request in regards to his favors. Sam currently owes him 3 (I think), and he hasn't used one yet. He better make it good!One thing I have to point out, as it was kind of distracting since it was a recurring thing, is the lack of commas. "I don't know Wyatt" reads quite differently than "I don't know, Wyatt". It wouldn't be a bothersome thing if it was only a random happening, but most of the book was like that. When you have to read something twice because it doesn't make sense, that really takes you out of the story. Another distraction was the overuse of "xxx and I". As an example, "The rain pelted down on Wyatt and I". If you take Wyatt out of the equation, you are basically saying "The rain pelted down on I", which doesn't make sense. Despite the errors, I like the story. I like the characters, some of them I absolutely adore. I just hope the next books in the series are as polished as the first two were, and this particular one is the "middle child" which may have just been overlooked. less

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