When I was putting my review of The Eternity Cure together last week, I came across this interview with Julie Kagawa. Why hadn't I seen it yet? Why not share it with everyone? These are the questions I asked myself so here we are. Sharing! Enjoy Julie Kagawa fans.
Newly-turned vampire Allison Sekemoto must follow the call of blood, like breadcrumbs, to save her sire and mentor Kanin from Sarren, the psychotic vampire holding him captive. The trail leads Allie to her old home in New Covington and the Fringe, but there's no time for nostalgia.
A new strain of Red Lung—the insidious virus that decimated the human population decades ago—has emerged. This time, it's fatal to vampires, too. A cure might be among Kanin's many secrets—if Allie reach him in time.
But when the brave, fearless human boy she left safely behind re-enters her life, Allie is torn between the remnants of her humanity and the bloodthirst that consumes her. How can two people so different feel so much for each other? One was born good. The other was reborn a monster. It's a love as undeniable as it is impossible.
Spoiler Note: As this is mix of read-along and reading challenge, spoilers will be unavoidable. Following are the details for the book being read, including intervals set for jotting down thoughts, if you wish to take part and haven't read the book yet. Spoilers will crop up after the synopsis.
I am taking part in the the Above Ground blog tour, featuring A.M. Harte's Above Ground. Following is my review as part of the tour, but before you read on, A.M. Harte is also having a giveaway. You can enter to win a mystery prize right here. Off you go now, I can wait. To check out the array of posts in the tour just click on the above banner and it will take you to the list. Good luck!
Hunted by trackers and threatened by the infected, Lilith is on the run, desperate to return underground. Her only hope for survival lies with a taciturn werewolf with a dark agenda of his own.