There are two things I really hate in books. 
 1)When author use so many new words, that they have to put a glossary in a book 
 2)When there is more than two POVs 
 "Blood rights" has both of these elements. It has SIX POVs!!! Reading it was like watching a movie with a commercial break after every ten minutes. Annoying! Frustrating! Confusing! 
 And all society structure didn't sit with me well. The comarre is just an artery in a dress. They are being bred like cows as a food source for vampires. They are raised in close environment, then they are sold to some vampire, feed him for all their life, then some of them are selected for the reproduction, but they never even get to see their children. 
 This is a miserable, aimless existence. So why are comarre so proud of who they are? I couldn't understand it... 
 And Chrysabelle is kind of a racist. Really! She thinks human are beneath her and she despise fringe vampire, just because they are descendent from another source than noble vampires. This is the only difference two vampire kinds have, but while nobles prosper, the fringes are treated like dirt. 
 Chrysabelle words: 
 ' I am as different from them as Malkolm is from you, fringe. He and I are superior creatures, not poorly crafted copies or inferior kin.' 
 'He is anathema.' Ronan spat the word like a curse. 
 'And yet he is still your better.' Anathema or not, Mal was still noble. 
 Is it me or someone has superiority complex? 
 Saying that I must add that the plot itself was quite interesting. I also liked the cast (can this word be used for a book?). And despite society weirdness, the world Kristen Painter created was unique. 
 And the cover is the work of art. This book deserve extra star just for the cover alone!