Book Review: Blood Games: A Chicagoland Vampires Novel by Chloe Neill

Blood Games by Chloe Neill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The only person I know in Chicago is Harry Dresden, but now I know someone else: Merit and Ethan Sullivan. The Master and Sentinel of Chicago, who, I have to say, is very interesting and also very fun to be around. There was a murder mystery that I really didn't get at the end, and then the romance between Merit and Ethan was hot, but because he needed to focus on the trials that might make him King, he's been pushing her away...which, in my opinion, I do understand. At the same time, I was mad that he did that, even when she was trying to help him.

I really like the tarot card mystery aspect in the book, because when I finally figured it out and saw how confusing it can be, but when it clicks and you get it, that's when it starts to come together, and you start to follow the murder and the clues until you get to the end, where you find out it was all because of a jealous boyfriend who broke up with the girl he killed first and then wanted some more people to suffer...

But when you go after the one girl that could instantly kill you? And her boyfriend wants to rage?

Oh boy.

Not a really good place to be right now when said boyfriend has a whole bunch of magic roaring to get to you. But the friend was saved, and everything is fine...right???

Right??

Even when the new vampire queen, Nicole, dismantled the GP.

Um....brah??? You okay??? Did you hit your head somewhere???

So now what?

And what's with that weird note that appeared on Ethan and Merit's bed, ending with a cursive B.

...oh nooo fam. Oh noooo....

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