Bloodfever (Fever, #2) in Crazy Challenge Connection

Apr 01, 2019 Carrie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy, own, vampire, mgr, paranormal-romance, fae, ireland

It's been a few years in between books 1 and 2 (I really need to stop doing that) and Mac is still trying to avenge her sisters death and uncovering more about herself in the process. Barons is still Barons....still intense and mysterious. I feel that the more Mac thinks she knows or learns in just adds another layer to everything she thinks, and that maybe she doesn't know as much as she thought. I can not wait to go on to book 3. ...more

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Sep 02, 2009 Shan ~A~ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: family, audio, paranormal, books-i-own, crime, new-adult, in-series-or-trilogy, favorites, dystopian, fae

*Reread 02/14/2023*
What can I say besides I love this series. I love Mac and Jericho. I love getting to see her go through her journey from southern girl with no cares, to kickass heroine. The world-building and character-building in this series is top notch.

Karen Marie Moning is a phenomenal author. I actually didn't start rereading books (besides The Little Women) until the Fever series started being published, and then I only reread her books. After I found out about Darkfever, I went and re ...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Kelly (Maybedog) rated it it was ok

Shelves: what-modern-fantasy, what-magic, where-grr-mine, what-fae

So I'm apparently the only one who thought the first one was sexist and that the love interest was an ass. Then again, I'm the only one who came to that conclusion about Mercy Thompson after the second book. (Seriously, the men are jerks and she knows better but let's just humor him. She continually ends up trying to calm the males down by being meek and submissive around them. The reality is that in humoring them, the men get all the power and control. Just because you're going along voluntaril ...more

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Dec 05, 2012 Charlotte (Buried in Books) rated it liked it

Shelves: urban-fantasy, fae

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Better than the first book, but sometimes Mac's internal dialogue got a little bit too wordy for me.

So this book picks up shortly after the first, with Mac recovering from her injuries. The policeman looking at her sisters death mysteriously dies and a fellow officer (his brother-in-law) starts watching her. The brother of the gangster she killed drops in as well, as does her father. She also appears to have her own personal grim reaper following her where-ever she goes.

Barrons returns to his in ...more

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