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Wolf Pact #Part II
Wolf Pact, Part II
Part two of the hot new four-part eBook companion to Melissa de la Cruz''''s Blue Bloods series! Bliss Llewellyn is back from her friend Jack and Schuyler''''s bonding ceremony. And she bares the scars of her own personal sacrifice, in which she broke the curse that her father, Lucifer, laid upon her. As an atonement for the sins she made on his behalf, she must seek out the hellhounds and bring them to the Silver Bloods. But she is no longer a vampire, which means she is vulnerable. And the Hounds of Hell know it.
44 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 23, 2012
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Melissa de la Cruz
176 books16k followersMelissa de la Cruz is the New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of many critically acclaimed and award-winning novels for teens including The Au Pairs series, the Blue Bloods series, the Ashleys series, the Angels on Sunset Boulevard series and the semi-autobiographical novel Fresh off the Boat.
Her books for adults include the novel Cat’s Meow, the anthology Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys and the tongue-in-chic handbooks How to Become Famous in Two Weeks or Less and The Fashionista Files: Adventures in Four-inch heels and Faux-Pas.
She has worked as a fashion and beauty editor and has written for many publications including The New York Times, Marie Claire, Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Allure, The San Francisco Chronicle, McSweeney’s, Teen Vogue, CosmoGirl! and Seventeen. She has also appeared as an expert on fashion, trends and fame for CNN, E! and FoxNews.
Melissa grew up in Manila and moved to San Francisco with her family, where she graduated high school salutatorian from The Convent of the Sacred Heart. She majored in art history and English at Columbia University (and minored in nightclubs and shopping!).
She now divides her time between New York and Los Angeles, where she lives in the Hollywood Hills with her husband and daughter.
Her books for adults include the novel Cat’s Meow, the anthology Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys and the tongue-in-chic handbooks How to Become Famous in Two Weeks or Less and The Fashionista Files: Adventures in Four-inch heels and Faux-Pas.
She has worked as a fashion and beauty editor and has written for many publications including The New York Times, Marie Claire, Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Allure, The San Francisco Chronicle, McSweeney’s, Teen Vogue, CosmoGirl! and Seventeen. She has also appeared as an expert on fashion, trends and fame for CNN, E! and FoxNews.
Melissa grew up in Manila and moved to San Francisco with her family, where she graduated high school salutatorian from The Convent of the Sacred Heart. She majored in art history and English at Columbia University (and minored in nightclubs and shopping!).
She now divides her time between New York and Los Angeles, where she lives in the Hollywood Hills with her husband and daughter.
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October 24, 2012
I was lucky to put off reading Wolf Pact, Part I until Wolf Pact, Part II came out. I am not going to have hunger pains until November when Wolf Pact, Part III makes its way to my Kindle. Before I review Wolf Pact, Part II, I want to use my review of Wolf Pact I as background:
" Love it! De la Cruz does not disappoint with her take on werewolves. This first part gives you the background for the series.
We begin with the wolves not surprisinglg as Blue Blood fans will be familiar with Bliss, once a blue-blooded Fallen angel and vampire used as a vessel for evil against her will, now redeemed in a seemingly a weak human with a powerful task: she is charged by her mother with bringing her estranged father Lucifer's hounds back to the side of heaven and she had no idea how to do it and find them all while adapting to her new powerless human body. On Bliss's side is her Aunt Jane, a reincarnation of her little sister and Lucifer's sister, who also fights for heaven.
Of the wolves, we learn that before they become hellhounds at 18, the soulless killing machines of Hell...wolves are mere innocent shackled slaves who dream of freedom from their demon masters. They are bred for their masters purposes and literally chained to prevent escape. Like slaves, much of their wolf history and even their original language (Hroll) has been ripped from them but they remember that once they were free, once they did not serve Hell and some yearn for that freedom.
It is these wolf slaves that yearn for freedom and seem destined to achieve it against all odds that seem to be on a collision course with Bliss. But both Bliss and these freed wolves, led by their alpha Lawson--a name he gives himself, leaving behind the name his masters gave him--are not safe by the friends they left behind who have been turned into the soulless hellhounds that Lawson and his friends ran to escape becoming.
De la Cruz's new werewolf tale is a powerful being to a fantasy/horror story, an interesting twist on a slave narrative, and a wonderful addition to the Blue Blood world she has so vividly created. I hope this is the beginning of a new series of books."
Wolf Pact II truly delivers. Done with introductions and backgrounds, though we learn more about the wolves we read along, Wolf Pact II finds us panting for information on Tala and the first rumble between the wolves and the hellhounds hunting them. Deliciously, De la Cruz holds out on telling us Tala's fate---or part of it---until the very end though a reader can infer volumes from Bliss's trip to an Ohio mental hospital.
Going undercover, Bliss and her severely underused Aunt Jane investigate a mysterious Ohio fire that wreaks of hellhound activity. I felt like I was watching an episode of Supernatural, replacing Sam and Dean for two former vampires, as Bliss and Jane went covert as academics writing about spontaneous compustion. Their undercover work will lead them further in their search for hellhounds (to the mysterious survivor of the mysterious fire sitting in a mental hospital) but at great cost to Bliss and Jane's burgeoning dynamic duo.
The wolf pack led by their alpha Lawson and joined by a mysterious wolf pact. There is no getting around how De la Cruz manages to keep things mysterious--and full of suspense-while slowly peeling off the layers of this new series. For everything we learn about the wolves, the hellhounds and Bliss's quest, we are left with burning questions. The dichotomy between good and evil vampires in Blue Bloods is represented here again with wolves acting as the pure Blue Bloods and the hellhounds acting as the silver-blooded vampire brethren, an equally soulless nemesis. Though the wolves are clear that they feel the Blue Bloods abandoned them to be shackled into slavery in Hell and there is much love lost there.
The collison course set up by Wolf Pact I explodes as the wolves and Bliss discover each other, both wary and without complete knowledge of each other's origins. The wolves are suspicious of Bliss's true intentions thinking she is a red-blooded human spy for the hellhounds. Bliss makes one cultural faux pas after another admitting she is a former Blue Blood vampire and that she cannot tell the difference between a wolf and a hellhound...making the reader wonder which her mother intended her to seek out. The wolves, having been abandoned to their fate by Blue Bloods, understand Bliss is part of their world but also part of the Fallen angels who left the wolves to be used for hell. The place of the Silver Blood vampires in all this wolf and hellhound lore is touched upon quickly but begs to be returned to. A Beaumchamp, of those East Hampton witches and warlocks and Norse gods, is crisscrossed in all this tying all the separate supernatural creatures together in a role I also hope will be fleshes out.
We learn, as was previously suspected, that Bliss is much more than an ordinary human even without her vampire powers. Her true name, Lupus Theiel aka Wolfsbane foreshadowed as much. And for now, the wolves and Bliss have a common enemy in the hellhounds...though different methods of fighting them that surprise both. Wolf Pact II is faster paced, thrillingly so and the October cliffhanger leaves the reader pining for November when the next edition will be released.
And wait, was that a love triangle thrown in for good measure? This episode finds Lawson and Bliss thrown together in violence that leaves them both suspicious but curious about each other as both suffer from broken hearts and loss. Will they heal their broken hearts with each other? And if so, where does that leave Lawson's beloved but broken Tala when only Bliss can tell him what happened to her after the wolves were forced to leave her in their first fiery confrontation with the hellhounds in Wolf Pact I.
I am not sure if Wolf Pact is meant to or can stand alone without the background from the Blue Bloods series (the Beauchamp series is pretty self-sufficient despite vamp cameos) but De la Cruz's take on werewolves is as fresh as her take on werewolves and if all goes well in the much anticipated Wolf Pact III and IV then this spinoff will really take off and hopefully become a series in its own right.
" Love it! De la Cruz does not disappoint with her take on werewolves. This first part gives you the background for the series.
We begin with the wolves not surprisinglg as Blue Blood fans will be familiar with Bliss, once a blue-blooded Fallen angel and vampire used as a vessel for evil against her will, now redeemed in a seemingly a weak human with a powerful task: she is charged by her mother with bringing her estranged father Lucifer's hounds back to the side of heaven and she had no idea how to do it and find them all while adapting to her new powerless human body. On Bliss's side is her Aunt Jane, a reincarnation of her little sister and Lucifer's sister, who also fights for heaven.
Of the wolves, we learn that before they become hellhounds at 18, the soulless killing machines of Hell...wolves are mere innocent shackled slaves who dream of freedom from their demon masters. They are bred for their masters purposes and literally chained to prevent escape. Like slaves, much of their wolf history and even their original language (Hroll) has been ripped from them but they remember that once they were free, once they did not serve Hell and some yearn for that freedom.
It is these wolf slaves that yearn for freedom and seem destined to achieve it against all odds that seem to be on a collision course with Bliss. But both Bliss and these freed wolves, led by their alpha Lawson--a name he gives himself, leaving behind the name his masters gave him--are not safe by the friends they left behind who have been turned into the soulless hellhounds that Lawson and his friends ran to escape becoming.
De la Cruz's new werewolf tale is a powerful being to a fantasy/horror story, an interesting twist on a slave narrative, and a wonderful addition to the Blue Blood world she has so vividly created. I hope this is the beginning of a new series of books."
Wolf Pact II truly delivers. Done with introductions and backgrounds, though we learn more about the wolves we read along, Wolf Pact II finds us panting for information on Tala and the first rumble between the wolves and the hellhounds hunting them. Deliciously, De la Cruz holds out on telling us Tala's fate---or part of it---until the very end though a reader can infer volumes from Bliss's trip to an Ohio mental hospital.
Going undercover, Bliss and her severely underused Aunt Jane investigate a mysterious Ohio fire that wreaks of hellhound activity. I felt like I was watching an episode of Supernatural, replacing Sam and Dean for two former vampires, as Bliss and Jane went covert as academics writing about spontaneous compustion. Their undercover work will lead them further in their search for hellhounds (to the mysterious survivor of the mysterious fire sitting in a mental hospital) but at great cost to Bliss and Jane's burgeoning dynamic duo.
The wolf pack led by their alpha Lawson and joined by a mysterious wolf pact. There is no getting around how De la Cruz manages to keep things mysterious--and full of suspense-while slowly peeling off the layers of this new series. For everything we learn about the wolves, the hellhounds and Bliss's quest, we are left with burning questions. The dichotomy between good and evil vampires in Blue Bloods is represented here again with wolves acting as the pure Blue Bloods and the hellhounds acting as the silver-blooded vampire brethren, an equally soulless nemesis. Though the wolves are clear that they feel the Blue Bloods abandoned them to be shackled into slavery in Hell and there is much love lost there.
The collison course set up by Wolf Pact I explodes as the wolves and Bliss discover each other, both wary and without complete knowledge of each other's origins. The wolves are suspicious of Bliss's true intentions thinking she is a red-blooded human spy for the hellhounds. Bliss makes one cultural faux pas after another admitting she is a former Blue Blood vampire and that she cannot tell the difference between a wolf and a hellhound...making the reader wonder which her mother intended her to seek out. The wolves, having been abandoned to their fate by Blue Bloods, understand Bliss is part of their world but also part of the Fallen angels who left the wolves to be used for hell. The place of the Silver Blood vampires in all this wolf and hellhound lore is touched upon quickly but begs to be returned to. A Beaumchamp, of those East Hampton witches and warlocks and Norse gods, is crisscrossed in all this tying all the separate supernatural creatures together in a role I also hope will be fleshes out.
We learn, as was previously suspected, that Bliss is much more than an ordinary human even without her vampire powers. Her true name, Lupus Theiel aka Wolfsbane foreshadowed as much. And for now, the wolves and Bliss have a common enemy in the hellhounds...though different methods of fighting them that surprise both. Wolf Pact II is faster paced, thrillingly so and the October cliffhanger leaves the reader pining for November when the next edition will be released.
And wait, was that a love triangle thrown in for good measure? This episode finds Lawson and Bliss thrown together in violence that leaves them both suspicious but curious about each other as both suffer from broken hearts and loss. Will they heal their broken hearts with each other? And if so, where does that leave Lawson's beloved but broken Tala when only Bliss can tell him what happened to her after the wolves were forced to leave her in their first fiery confrontation with the hellhounds in Wolf Pact I.
I am not sure if Wolf Pact is meant to or can stand alone without the background from the Blue Bloods series (the Beauchamp series is pretty self-sufficient despite vamp cameos) but De la Cruz's take on werewolves is as fresh as her take on werewolves and if all goes well in the much anticipated Wolf Pact III and IV then this spinoff will really take off and hopefully become a series in its own right.
July 31, 2018
Again way short what is the point. Also, would it kill Melissa de la Cruz to label who's narrating the chapter
August 5, 2023
Well, now I have some investment, but eh.
March 11, 2024
Good continuation of the novela within the main series of Blue Bloods.
January 28, 2013
Wolf Pact Part 2 picks where Part 1 left off. Lawson is looking for answers on how to find and rescue Tala from the Hell Hounds. On the drive there Malcolm continues to feel sick which is a sign the they're in the right place. Lawson and his brothers are looking for the oculus which will hopefully have the answers he's looking for. However, what he finds is Bliss. Thinking she's a human tracker he sets a trap for her.
Bliss taking the bate goes to find the hounds and ask for there help. However, as soon as she is through the door they attack. She tries to flee but ends up being knocked unconscious, but not before revealing that she has the ability to know the language of the wolves.
Lawson needing answers from Bliss decides to take her with them. When they are once again attacked by the Hounds and Bliss shows useful once again, Lawson begins to realize there is more to Bliss than meets the eye.
Bliss taking the bate goes to find the hounds and ask for there help. However, as soon as she is through the door they attack. She tries to flee but ends up being knocked unconscious, but not before revealing that she has the ability to know the language of the wolves.
Lawson needing answers from Bliss decides to take her with them. When they are once again attacked by the Hounds and Bliss shows useful once again, Lawson begins to realize there is more to Bliss than meets the eye.
November 27, 2012
Melissa Da La Cruz has done it again. She created this spin off from Blue Bloods. She changes the mythology of vampires, werewolves and witches into stories I never thought about. They are entertaining and addicting. Wolf Pact has so much mystery I can’t see how she is going to answer all the question in just four books. I love introduction of Bliss. She is a unusual character. She use to be a vampire, and was once possessed by Lucifer who she considers her father. I am totally in love with the series even though I have yet to read the Blue Blood series ( I will soon though) I fall deep into the world of the series through Wolf Pact series and Beauchamp series.
November 1, 2012
I need to wait when books come out like this because the pains for the next book are painful. I wasn't thrilled that it was 4 parts and short but the idea of a spin off excited me from the get go. Part 1 awesome. Part 2 left me asking questions dying for answers to so many questions and wondering where the next turn will lead. Give it a shot. For being short and a quick release its a good mini series.
May 31, 2013
**Will review entire story in #4**
December 18, 2012
Loved it!
January 3, 2013
Short but I loved it. Full of action.
Left us dangling for III which I'll read after an adult book :).
Seems like Bliss and Lawson may have a connection forming ;).
Left us dangling for III which I'll read after an adult book :).
Seems like Bliss and Lawson may have a connection forming ;).
January 2, 2013
Shorter than the first.
January 8, 2013
Bliss is a badass and she doesn't even know it yet. I can't wait to see her evolve.
January 10, 2013
Wish is was a whole book. But I love to get to read Bliss story. I love her as a character and i missed her for awhile now.
January 23, 2013
Very shocking going on for Bliss and the wolves and omg her and Lawson omg!!!
January 24, 2013
I can't believe this series is coming to a close! I ejoyed reading Bliss' story if not to complete the puzzle of this great story! I'm off to read 'Gates of Parsdise' now.
January 26, 2013
Part 2 was action packed and ended abruptly again.
March 10, 2013
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! Couldn't put it down! Bliss was never my favorite character but I absolutely adored this book!
September 28, 2013
This is a great little series. I read the Blue Bloods series and had to read this spinoff. Sooo good but probably won't make sense without reading the Blue Bloods.
July 21, 2013
WOW THIS BOOK HAVE ME LIKE OK SO WHAT'S NEXT, CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE!!
December 9, 2014
Disappointing...
April 30, 2015
still going...good
October 31, 2012
can't wait for the next installment
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