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Dare To Bleed (2000)

by Mary Whitten(Favorite Author)

3.78 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Emily Sullivan

review 1: So this book is a little tricky for me to review because I'm kind of over the whole vampire, werewolf, witch, warlock, wizard thing, although it remains a popular theme for YA novels. In regards to Dare to Bleed's supernatural plot, I'd rate this book 3 stars, but I found the main character Emily to be a lot of fun and very believable. The dialogue is natural, witty and often just plain hilarious. I love a well developed, strong heroine, so I have to go with 4 stars in that regard. Lusting after multiple boys was pretty meh to me and cheapened the true romance between Emily and Ezra. I was given this book by the author, not for a review of this book, but to Beta read for the third book in this series. I'm looking forward to following this story fur... morether.
review 2: I enjoyed reading this story. It had just the right pace, great suspense and a touch of romance. It had action through and through and I wasn’t bored for a second.I really liked Emma’s sarcasm and how her mind worked. I was laughing out loud reading her thoughts that Ezra could hear. It was hilarious. She was a little “crazy” but I liked that about her.Ezra on the other hand started off as a great catch but then had me confused with his moody behavior. I’m still a little suspicious of him as we don’t know who he was talking to on the phone.Other characters didn’t really come to light for me but I suspect they might get more show time in later books. I’m really excited to read the sequels. less

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