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December 30, 2014
December 27, 2014
Lovely Review from The Romance Reviews
BLOOD ASSASSIN is a great book that I enjoyed immensely! This is the second book in a new series, The Sentinels, by Alexandra Ivy. Let me just say that this is a world that has intrigued and captivated me to no end.
The story features Serra and Fane. It had an interesting set-up that got things off to a strong start when Serra's life is in danger. She and Fane have to work together in a desperate race against time. Everything is at stake with a war to prevent between the humans and the High Bloods, not to mention a missing child and Serra's own life.
Fane and Serra have always wanted each other but there were some obstacles standing in the way. Most notably, Fane doesn't think that he can give Serra what she needs so he was determined to walk away. Needless to say that he steps up when it comes down to it. Fane is a Sentinel Guardian alpha male and he is determined to protect his woman. It was interesting to see the fireworks between them once they were pushed together in a crisis.
Of course, the writing was excellent, and the pacing was good with subplots involving the secondary characters that piqued my interest. The entire story was strewn with action, intrigue and emotional angst. The plot had twists and turns and plenty of surprises. It was impossible to guess what would happen next.
I am hooked. Hopelessly hooked and already looking forward to the next book. I would definitely recommend this book. I'll give it four stars!
The story features Serra and Fane. It had an interesting set-up that got things off to a strong start when Serra's life is in danger. She and Fane have to work together in a desperate race against time. Everything is at stake with a war to prevent between the humans and the High Bloods, not to mention a missing child and Serra's own life.
Fane and Serra have always wanted each other but there were some obstacles standing in the way. Most notably, Fane doesn't think that he can give Serra what she needs so he was determined to walk away. Needless to say that he steps up when it comes down to it. Fane is a Sentinel Guardian alpha male and he is determined to protect his woman. It was interesting to see the fireworks between them once they were pushed together in a crisis.
Of course, the writing was excellent, and the pacing was good with subplots involving the secondary characters that piqued my interest. The entire story was strewn with action, intrigue and emotional angst. The plot had twists and turns and plenty of surprises. It was impossible to guess what would happen next.
I am hooked. Hopelessly hooked and already looking forward to the next book. I would definitely recommend this book. I'll give it four stars!
December 16, 2014
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December 14, 2014
Lovely review from Fresh Fiction!!
Reviewed by Make Kay
Posted December 14, 2014Romance Paranormal | Romance ContemporaryBLOOD ASSASSIN is book two in Alexandra Ivy's new series, The Sentinels. Set in a world of magic, there are two types of warriors. Those with innate magic are guardian Sentinels, who protect the high-bloods. Hunter Sentinels enforce the laws of Valhalla, where almost all high-bloods live. Humans view the high-bloods as mutants, but no longer huddle in fear when the high-bloods are near thanks to a PR blitz.Fane is a huge hunk, 6 foot 3 and 250 pounds of pure muscle with the grit and determination to match. He's devoted years of his life to protecting a beautiful necromancer, Callie, whose story is told in book one, Born in Blood. When Callie met her soul mate Duncan, however, her bond transferred from Fane to Duncan. Now Fane feels directionless, and decides to flee Valhalla to go back to his old monastery in Tibet to train new warriors. In doing so, he can avoid Serra, the sexy woman who's been pursuing him for years. While I admired Fane's stoic devotion to his fellow Sentinels and Valhalla, I couldn't help but be annoyed by what seemed to be a senseless desire to avoid a relationship with Serra.Serra Vetrov is a powerful psychic and telepath, who can connect to minds through objects they've owned. She has worked tirelessly with the Sentinels to find missing people and implant memories in others for the protection of high- bloods. Serra has loved Fane for two decades, but Fane has shut down her pursuit of him repeatedly. Serra is blackmailed into helping Bas, a corrupt high-blood businessman whose innocent daughter has been kidnapped. A slowly unveiled conspiracy, however, means Serra is not only in danger from Bas but from secret sects pursuing revenge and destruction. Fane steps in to assist Serra, and discovered that he cannot keep his heart uninvolved anymore.The mystery was well done, and the pacing was excellent. As much as I loved Fane and Serra together, the story was made for me almost as much by the secondary characters. I love morally ambiguous characters, and Bas is such a fantastic enigma. Is he perhaps a good guy having to do bad things in order to survive outside Valhalla? Can he be redeemed? I also loved the developing relationship between Wolfe, the commander of the Sentinels and Lana, the Mave (the leader of the high-bloods).Ivy knocks it out of the park for me with BLOOD ASSASSIN, a strong paranormal romance with an excellent backdrop of intrigue and supernatural war. The chemistry between Fane and Serra crackles with amazing electricity. BLOOD ASSASSIN continues the strong start that book one, Born in Blood provided, and I think this will be an outstanding series!
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Posted December 14, 2014Romance Paranormal | Romance ContemporaryBLOOD ASSASSIN is book two in Alexandra Ivy's new series, The Sentinels. Set in a world of magic, there are two types of warriors. Those with innate magic are guardian Sentinels, who protect the high-bloods. Hunter Sentinels enforce the laws of Valhalla, where almost all high-bloods live. Humans view the high-bloods as mutants, but no longer huddle in fear when the high-bloods are near thanks to a PR blitz.Fane is a huge hunk, 6 foot 3 and 250 pounds of pure muscle with the grit and determination to match. He's devoted years of his life to protecting a beautiful necromancer, Callie, whose story is told in book one, Born in Blood. When Callie met her soul mate Duncan, however, her bond transferred from Fane to Duncan. Now Fane feels directionless, and decides to flee Valhalla to go back to his old monastery in Tibet to train new warriors. In doing so, he can avoid Serra, the sexy woman who's been pursuing him for years. While I admired Fane's stoic devotion to his fellow Sentinels and Valhalla, I couldn't help but be annoyed by what seemed to be a senseless desire to avoid a relationship with Serra.Serra Vetrov is a powerful psychic and telepath, who can connect to minds through objects they've owned. She has worked tirelessly with the Sentinels to find missing people and implant memories in others for the protection of high- bloods. Serra has loved Fane for two decades, but Fane has shut down her pursuit of him repeatedly. Serra is blackmailed into helping Bas, a corrupt high-blood businessman whose innocent daughter has been kidnapped. A slowly unveiled conspiracy, however, means Serra is not only in danger from Bas but from secret sects pursuing revenge and destruction. Fane steps in to assist Serra, and discovered that he cannot keep his heart uninvolved anymore.The mystery was well done, and the pacing was excellent. As much as I loved Fane and Serra together, the story was made for me almost as much by the secondary characters. I love morally ambiguous characters, and Bas is such a fantastic enigma. Is he perhaps a good guy having to do bad things in order to survive outside Valhalla? Can he be redeemed? I also loved the developing relationship between Wolfe, the commander of the Sentinels and Lana, the Mave (the leader of the high-bloods).Ivy knocks it out of the park for me with BLOOD ASSASSIN, a strong paranormal romance with an excellent backdrop of intrigue and supernatural war. The chemistry between Fane and Serra crackles with amazing electricity. BLOOD ASSASSIN continues the strong start that book one, Born in Blood provided, and I think this will be an outstanding series!
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September 1, 2014
Fresh Fiction review for A Very Levet Christmas!
A Very Levet Christmas Alexandra Ivy Reviewed by Make Kay Posted August 30, 2014 Holiday | Romance Paranormal A VERY LEVET CHRISTMAS is a short novella from the Guardians of Eternity series. A holiday story, there is a nice nod to Dickens' A Christmas Carol with the past, present, and future shown to Were Damon by the diminutive gargoyle Levet, who is acting as a Christmas Angel. Damon is a pureblood Were who has been raised by his mother with the expectation that he will challenge Salvatore, who is the current King of the Weres, for the right to be king. Damon's father used to be king before he went mad and banished everyone, including his family, then died due to the black magic he dabbled in. Damon's mother became unstable, banned from her pack due to her increasing violence. Poor Damon, raised without love, did not want the destiny his mother pushed him toward. Salvatore and his queen, Harley, are holed up at Salvatore's private lair in St. Louis with their new five newly born pups. Informed by Salvatore's guard that only family is allowed into the lair to see the pups, Levet trudges mournfully off into the cold and lonely night, only to meet Sera Belle, a Christmas Angel who is partially trapped in a portal and cannot free herself to carry out her appointed task. She passes her fairy wand to Levet and informs him that he must carry out her duties to meet someone and "encourage them to make a change in their lives." Levet is his usual hilarious self as he shows Damon his past, present, and future. Levet confronts Damon, warning him that challenging the king will put the newborn pups at risk and will cause him to lose his potential mate, Gia. There are lots of good pop references and as well as many snarly vampires and beasts going toe to toe to keep the plot flying along. This fun Christmas-themed short story will keep you chuckling, and will make you clamor for more Alexander Ivy books placed under your tree for you to read. Learn more about A Very Levet Christmas SUMMARY A gargoyle of Levet’s charm and intelligence should not be facing a solitary Christmas. True, he may appear a little unconventional—not to mention unconventionally little—even for a gargoyle. But what Levet lacks in height he makes up for in loyalty, and being banned from the festivities surrounding the Queen of Weres’ new pups is quite unfair. So when a beautiful Christmas angel begs for help in fulfilling her duties, Levet has nothing better to do than agree. Armed with a magical wand, Levet confronts Damon, a pureblood Were intent on seizing the throne. Challenging the King will put the pups at risk—and drive away Damon’s potential mate, Gia. Who better to convince Damon to choose love, not war, than a gargoyle expert in amour? With a little magic, and a lot of Levet, this may yet be a truly wonderful Christmastime… http://freshfiction.com/review.php?id...
