This part of the book is very emotional for everyone, including the reader. He has no education, but he does have a heart of gold. He’s a quiet vampire, lives in the south, and works for a family. Rhune wants to do the right thing by taking care of his sister’s daughter. Just when you think Rhage and Mary haven’t suffered enough, Bitty’s maternal uncle turns up. Rhage and Mary are under pressure waiting the six months to see if anyone claims Bitty as family. Peyton is not too happy, knowing Axe’s reputation, and sparks fly between them with threats and violence. They are throwing off some serious vibes. Elise shows up and Axe has an instantaneous reaction. Elise calls Peyton to help her and he tells her to meet him at the bar they are hanging out at. Her dad freaks out because they are barely getting over all the deaths from the raids and he now wants her to be sequestered by the King. While she is in deep thought, she walks in the front door with her backpack right past her father’s office. She’s about to have an affair with her mentor and teacher. While they are hanging out, Peyton is talking to his cousin Elise.Įlise has been sneaking off to college to get her degree in Psychology while she is a TA. He and his crew decide to go for drinks and food on Peyton. When Axe walks into any room, whether you are a rat with no tail or a Vampire, you take notice. He’s a patron of The Keys, a sex club where anything goes. He’s been clean from drugs, only to fill that void with sex. He has no money, no electricity, no family, and a huge chip on his shoulder. While everyone was touched in some way by the killings, Axe’s past is full of regret, sorrow, anger, and addiction. But, after the raids that killed a lot of the Glymera and civilians, the new normal is hard to get through – for Axe especially. He and his fellow recruits are trying to learn how to fight against the Lessers and the new baddie in town. It’s all the ingredients to make a good book great.Īxe is a trainee at the Brotherhood compound.
Especially that the bad boy vampire has an immediate attraction to the one female he has sworn to protect. Throw in an angry, complicated vampire civilian, and an aristocratic female, and you know the sparks are going to fly. The emotional arc in this book regarding Rhage, Mary, and Bitty is heart wrenching.
I’m also happy I read Blood Vow because it was fantastic. I am hoping 2019 will be the year that I actually put a dent in it. To be completely honest, I wasn’t wowed by Blood Kiss, so I let the books linger on my huge TBR pile. I put the Legacy books on hold, and I am happy to report that I am one book away from being caught up.
Paranormal Romance published by Ballantine Books 06 Dec 16 Sammy’s review of Blood Vow (Black Dagger Legacy, Book 2) by J.R.
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