Bloodless

Love, Blood & Revenge #2

by E.M. Reders

This is an alternate cover edition of ASINB00CLDLZVM.

Bree never thought she would find someone to love, someone that was worth living for, until she met Gabriel. Now, finding herself without him and her death drawing ever closer, she has fallen into old, dangerous habits in order to keep herself alive long enough to seek her revenge.

But as her blood addiction grows it is up to Gabriel and her friends to save her from her greatest enemy, herself, before it is too late.

*This book contains a fangless vampire playing a dangerous game, and an assassin determined to save the woman he loves. Contains m/f interaction, not meant for the younger reader.

136 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 1, 2013

About the author

At the age of 16 E.M. Reders watched a certain boy wizard movie and instantly wanted to read the books. Since that day she has been an addictive reader of fantasy both YA and Adult and now 10 years later is bringing her own fantasy series to life. When she isn't nose deep in her Kindle or typing away she is chasing round 2 (soon to be 3, or 4 if you include the husband) children and a crazy dog.

Reviews

[Cheryl Duval · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a great second book to the series. The story explained a lot about what happened to Bree and why she was the way she was. I thought the story was very good. That being said, the books really need some serious editing. If the grammar errors were corrected in both books I would possibly consider giving them five stars. A good read as long as you ignore the errors. A unique vampire story that shows good imagination!! I am looking forward to reading the next installment!

[Jessica · Rating 3 out of 5]

Finally, we get to the really good stuff. I enjoyed Bree, she was a tuff cookie. We find out what happened in her past and why she is such a b*** to the others. I must say this book is predictable, there are a couple of twist but not too many. Still it is enjoyable to read.

[Andrea Severn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Having now just finished bloodless it follows on nicely from fangless can't wait for the next book if you haven't read fangless or bloodless do so now