Edie Spence,  Book 5

Synopsis: Ambushed. Blindfolded. Kidnapped by vampires. Edie Spence must race against time to save herself and her baby—from the nightmare that flows through her veins…

As a nurse in the hospital’s secret Y4 ward, Edie has seen her share of daytimers. Once-ordinary humans who’ve tasted vampire blood, daytimers are doomed to serve their nighttime masters. Forever. And now Edie has to face something even more horrifying: she’s become one too…

BLOODSHIFTED

Abducted by the vampire, Raven, Edie is taken to the catacombs beneath the Catacombs, an ironically-named L.A. night club that supplies fresh blood and other favors for its vampire Masters. Edie has no intention of swapping her nurse’s uniform for a cocktail dress—not when her newborn infant needs her. But if she and Asher—her shapeshifter fiancé—can’t figure out a way to bleed Raven’s power, they may never get out of this plasma-soaked pleasure palace…undead or alive.

Review: After the end of the last book, I was excited to read this fifth novel. Oh yes because we were left with a terrible cliffy. Edie had been taken against her will by a rather terrifying vampire but in addition to this, the young woman had just learned she was pregnant. Many problems, isn’t it? So I was very curious to see what Cassie Alexander would offer us this time!

From the beginning, Edie is found in a new environment and while she hoped to stay safe the time to find a way to escape this situation; it seems that this is impossible. Indeed, after realizing that she is actually settled in the catacombs of a club where we can find prostitutes, drugs and blood whores, it seems like some would like kill her more than anything. And when she became the kind of persons she has always hated, Edie will be at the heart of a story that transcends her. Now in addition to having to find a way to save her and the baby she wears, she must also try to understand what these vampires are hiding at all costs and save more people than what she thought. But could she do that in such a difficult place?

Edie will have to quickly show a survival instinct here, and while she had shared this weight in the previous volume with Asher, she will be alone here. Constantly monitoring what is happening around her, trying to integrate or at least to stay alive and to hide the fact that she is pregnant, she will have to try to be discreet, but Edie is not like that, and she will quickly attract the ire of others. I loved finding the young woman here, she is strong, determined and ready for anything. She does not know who she can trust and everyone seems to want something from her, which is quite tricky. None of the other characters we know is really here, except at the very end of the novel and it is true that it was quite surprising and interesting to see the young woman alone throughout the story. However, we can also say that she is very lucky to have friends who are willing to do anything to help her, whatever happens.

It was again a very good novel that I took a great pleasure in discovering it. We do not have this time a real cliffy but I am very curious to see more again. Action, betrayal and an explosive heoine! A good series to read.

4

mellianefini

 

32 thoughts on “Bloodshifted by Cassie Alexander

  1. michelle A - Novels On The Run

    i don’t know this one either Melliane. Where are you finding them? heheee! # 5 glad you enjoyed it. I must go find these on Goodreads and pop onto my TBR pile and take them for a spin.

    Great review, you have me interested!

    Mich

    1. Melliane

      lol I’m talented when it’s about UF. I read so many of them but this series is really nice. Thanks!

  2. Christy

    Well, it looks like I have another series to start. 😉

    1. Melliane

      it’s a nice one!

  3. kindlemom1

    I am so glad to see after five books this series is still one that you are enjoying, that always bodes well for a series and the author’s ability to keep her readers engaged.

    1. Melliane

      Yes it’s good, I’m curious to see where the author will lead us next because I’m quite anxious about that.

  4. Jennifer Bielman

    I haven’t read this series but I am happy to see it is going great. Maybe I will look into it.

    1. Melliane

      I hope you’ll like it if you try it!

  5. Braine

    Goodness! Shes churning these books lime butter! Its already on book 5?!

    1. Melliane

      isn’t it one per year? I think so

  6. LilyElement

    I’ve been meaning to read this series. I bought book one forever ago but haven’t gotten around to it yet >.<

    1. Melliane

      I hope you’ll like it when you try it

  7. Jenny @ Supernatural Snark

    Why haven’t I heard of this series before? And it’s already on book 5? Jeez. I’m behind on so many good series! So glad this one doesn’t end with the same caliber of cliffhanger as the previous one though, I think I’m getting an ulcer from the stress of so many series cliffhangers! Thanks for putting this one my radar Melliane!

    1. Melliane

      I heard a lot about it and we have them in French as well, at last book 1. LOl I agree cliffy can be difficult.

  8. Stephanie Faris

    I’m just wondering how you possibly have time to read so many books!

    1. Melliane

      lol it’s difficult sometimes. I have some old reviews to post too so I do that from time to time.

  9. Kirsty-Marie

    Glad to hear it wasn’t another awful cliff-hanger and the end of this volume! Haaaaate cliffh-hangers!

    1. Melliane

      I was happy about that I confess.

  10. Mogsy

    Wow, this sounds like a very dramatic series. I’d be interested in hearing how the news with her baby turns out, that’s always such a huge change for any character.

    1. Melliane

      I’m curious to see what he’ll be able to do.

  11. ShootingStarsMag

    That’s great this one didn’t end with as big of a cliffhanger. I read the second book awhile ago and really enjoyed it! Glad the series overall is still good.

    1. Melliane

      I hope you’ll go back to the series.

  12. Tabitha (Not Yet Read)

    Isn’t that always the way – someone always wants something from the lead characters. I find that I don’t normally see as many cliff hangers in adult SFF books. That’s more of a YA thing thankfully. If I started seeing too many of them in my adult books I’d go bonkers.

    1. Melliane

      Oh I see a lot of them in adult books, less in YA lol.

  13. Heidi

    This is another series I am wishing I jumped on when Maja@The Nocturnal Library introduced me to it. I can’t believe it is already on the fifth book. ERRR! I need to get on it.

  14. blodeuedd

    I am way behind, I need book 1

  15. kimbacaffeinate

    You read some awesome series, and I have some serious catching up to do. Glad this was rewarding for you!

  16. Melissa (My World...in words and pages)

    Wow you are to book 5 already. Huh. I’m waaaay behind. 🙂 Glad you are enjoying these.

  17. Siiri

    Cliffys always make you crave for the next book bad, right? 😉 I’m glad to hear that Edie is a strong female lead and has a good head on her shoulders. Yay for good friends 🙂 Always needed! Great review, Melliane!

  18. Jessica @ Rabid Reads

    I really like this series too, but I’ve been putting off reading this one b/c I was under the impression that it was the last book in the series. Do you know something I don’t know? *crosses fingers* *wishes and hopes* Regardless, great review, Melliane!

    1. Melliane

      someone told me the series was stopped but we don’t really have an end so well I’m not happy now.

  19. kara-karina

    oh yeah, it was excellent! I was very much satisfied with that ending too 🙂 Great review, D.!

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