Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning
At the end of Darkfever, Mac learned the identity of her sister’s mysterious lover (and possible murderer), but didn’t get the chance to strike against him. She’s still out for revenge, and Barrons still wants her help finding the Sinsar Dubh… Bloodfever starts out feeling like a continuation of Darkfever, with Mac continuing her struggle for survival and vengeance (and Barrons continuing to be a pain in her… neck). Then Moning pulls off one heckuva plot twist… Mac’s character takes on new dimensions in Bloodfever, and then the book ends with a cliffhanger that makes me supremely glad all the books are already out so I can just dive right into the next one. Moning combines a complex mythology, smooth writing, emotional drama, and plenty of twists, making the Fever books hard to put down. Read the rest.
