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Bitter Blood Morganville Vampires Book 13 Rachel Caine Books

First Observation: I absolutely adore Myrnin. Whew, glad to get that off my chest.

Second Observation: The Morganville Vampire series just does not get stale. Just when you think there is nowhere left to go, Rachel Caine takes us in new directions that seem utterly hopeless. This time, things are rocky from the start, with Amelie and Oliver as a couple (ewwww), determined to keep the human population in its place. That's bad enough, but the humans are starting to rebel, causing enemies to become friends and making targets of our four heroes, especially now that Eve and Michael have committed the ultimate sin--a human has married a vampire. Trying to walk the middle ground becomes next to impossible, and our beloved Myrnin sees the writing on the wall and decides to leave Morganville. Or does he? And what the heck are all these feelings going around? It's a tangled mess fueled by the undead undead Naomi, determined to bring her sister Amelie down however possible.

I love that the relationships between Shane and Claire, Eve and Michael, and Claire and Myrnin have continued to grow realistically, even if Shane does need a smack upside the head on occasion. There are some surprising connections made throughout the book, but nothing is out of character except what is being forced by the vamps in charge.The points of view continue to shift among the main characters, giving us good insight into their mindsets, and needless to say, I adored whenever Myrnin took his turn at describing his dire circumstances. Loved the conflicts, both inner and between the characters; loved that Claire has a backbone and knows what she wants. I'm going to be on edge waiting for the next installment to find out where she ends up.

Final Observation: Despite a bit of meandering into a ghost side story involving Miranda (well done mostly, though I never liked the film crew), Bitter Blood is just further evidence that there are some outstanding young adult paranormal series still going strong because their authors aren't afraid to take risks with beloved characters and situations. I would actually give Bitter Blood a strong 4.5 stars, marred only by an odd film crew and no real resolution (yet) for Jason. Minor, minor issues for a series that is head and shoulder above the rest.


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Bitter Blood Morganville Vampires Book 13 Rachel Caine Books Reviews

I loved this series when I first picked it up. But now I'm becoming a little disillusioned by it. If you're reading Bitter Blood, I'm guessing your not a stranger to the Morganville series.

This book felt like a wash and repeat of the last few books. I'm sorry, but I'm sick of Claire always trying to do right and stand by Amelia or Oliver when it's clear they'd throw her under a bus, even after she repeatedly saves them time and time again from being wiped out.

Like WTF? I get it, you have feelings for Myrnin and he's awesome, so by all means save him. But if Amelia or Oliver are going to be killed again...let them for goodness sake. It's clear they don't care enough about Claire or any of her friends to return the favour.

I'm not sure if I will read the next book in the series. To be honest, it took me 6 months to even finish reading this book. It was my go to book when I had nothing else to read.

The storyline needs a good shake up. I don't want another threat coming to Morganville disrupting the vampires and humans and Claire & the gang caught in the middle. I want Claire and her friends to get the hell out of Morganville and go have lives.

Oh last thing. I know this book is geared towards young teenagers, but Claire and Shane have had sex in the past. It wasn't graphic, but it seems they've taken a step back in their relationship. All they do now is kiss and hold hands. I'm not expecting erotica, but they're still sleeping in separate bedrooms, they share a kiss with tongue and then they're like "We should stop". Really? You guys are fighting practically every day it seems for your lives. You don't have parental supervision, bloody share a room, act like a horny teenager and get down and dirty once in a while.
The thirteenth installment in the Morganville Vampires series had a lot going on and several storylines intersected. I liked the growth in Claire and Shane's relationship. I loved Myrnin. Oliver and Amelie's growing relationship was an interesting twist. The humans vs. vampires skirmishes heated up and somehow Eve became a flashpoint for both sides. The ghosts provided a cool subplot and I was glad to see more of Miranda. This book had more character introspection that previous books. The multiple points of view told a broader story. The villain didn't hook me as much as previous villains did. There is growth and change and sadly it means that the Glass House won't be the same. I'm looking forward to the next book.
First Observation I absolutely adore Myrnin. Whew, glad to get that off my chest.

Second Observation The Morganville Vampire series just does not get stale. Just when you think there is nowhere left to go, Rachel Caine takes us in new directions that seem utterly hopeless. This time, things are rocky from the start, with Amelie and Oliver as a couple (ewwww), determined to keep the human population in its place. That's bad enough, but the humans are starting to rebel, causing enemies to become friends and making targets of our four heroes, especially now that Eve and Michael have committed the ultimate sin--a human has married a vampire. Trying to walk the middle ground becomes next to impossible, and our beloved Myrnin sees the writing on the wall and decides to leave Morganville. Or does he? And what the heck are all these feelings going around? It's a tangled mess fueled by the undead undead Naomi, determined to bring her sister Amelie down however possible.

I love that the relationships between Shane and Claire, Eve and Michael, and Claire and Myrnin have continued to grow realistically, even if Shane does need a smack upside the head on occasion. There are some surprising connections made throughout the book, but nothing is out of character except what is being forced by the vamps in charge.The points of view continue to shift among the main characters, giving us good insight into their mindsets, and needless to say, I adored whenever Myrnin took his turn at describing his dire circumstances. Loved the conflicts, both inner and between the characters; loved that Claire has a backbone and knows what she wants. I'm going to be on edge waiting for the next installment to find out where she ends up.

Final Observation Despite a bit of meandering into a ghost side story involving Miranda (well done mostly, though I never liked the film crew), Bitter Blood is just further evidence that there are some outstanding young adult paranormal series still going strong because their authors aren't afraid to take risks with beloved characters and situations. I would actually give Bitter Blood a strong 4.5 stars, marred only by an odd film crew and no real resolution (yet) for Jason. Minor, minor issues for a series that is head and shoulder above the rest.