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The fiery heart - Rachel Mead

Tittle: Fiery Heart (Bloodlines #4) Author: Richelle Mead Genre: Fiction, YA, Fantasy, Vampires. Pages: 420 Publisher: Penguin group Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it: 1 day Language: English Rating: 5/5 “Fiery Heart” is the fourth book in the “Bloodlines” series written by Richelle Mead. This is a spin-off series of her previous one “Vampire Academy”. Now our main character is Sydney, alchemist. Alchemists are secret society which protecting the humankind from evil, vampires. The alchemists have common enemy with Moroi and Damphir, and although they are not human and they will never see them as human they tolerate them. Their common enemy are Strigoi, the kind of vampire that kills for food and entertaining. Despite Sydney’s efforts to stay away from her feelings for Adrian, they become undeniable. So, when Adrian and she think they will be able to pull it off since there is no one watching over their shoulders, Zoe comes to the picture. Zoe is S
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The Indigo Spell - Richelle Mead

Tittle: The Indigo Spell (Bloodlines #3) Author: Richelle Mead Genre: Fiction, YA, Fantasy, Vampires. Pages: 401 Publisher: Penguin group Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it: 2 days Language: English Rating: 5/5 “The Indigo Spell” is the third book in the “Bloodlines” series written by Richelle Mead. This is a spin-off series of her previous work “Vampire Academy”. This time we follow Sydney, an alchemist, secret society which works on making the vampire world “invisible” to the human kind, protecting the humankind from evil, vampires. The alchemists tolerate Moroi and Damphir, however they do not engage with them more than what is strictly necessary, they are still evil. Nonetheless, they have a worse evil as common enemy Strigoi. However not many will be able to live among Moroi all day. After discovering about the Warriors of Light, Sydney cannot stay put and needs to know more, specially about that rogue alchemist, Marcus, ever since that group menti

The Golden Lily - Richelle Mead

Tittle: The Golden Lilly (Bloodlines #2) Author: Richelle Mead Genre: Fiction, YA, Fantasy, Vampires. Pages: 418 Publisher: Penguin group Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it: 6 days Language: English Rating: 5/5 “The Golden Lily” is the second book in the “Bloodlines” series written by Richelle Mead. This is a spin-off series of her previous work “Vampire Academy”. This time the plot centers around Sydney, which we met on the previous series as an alchemist, an “agency” that works on making the vampire world “invisible” to the human kind, and that way they protect humans from evil, vampires. The alchemists tolerate Moroi and Damphir, however they do not engage with them more than what is strictly necessary, they are still evil. Nonetheless, they have a worse evil as common enemy Strigoi. After what happened to Sydney and Adrian, Dimitry and Sonya, former Strigoi turned back into Damphir and Moroi by spirit, came to Palm Springs in order to investigate

Wrapping up March and April, plus May TBR

Wow it has been a long time since I posted something, and I know I keep repeating myself but life happens and too many things too little time. Therefore, I will be catching up on March and April. March was a good reading month, but April a disaster. I finished eight books in March, all thanks to Richelle Mead and her captivating spin-off series “Bloodlines”. I did not meet my TBR but once I finished “The Golden Lily”, which was the book in my TBR, I couldn’t stop myself for reaching to the next one in the series, and then the next, and so on until I was done with the series. That means I read: “The golden Lily”, “The Indigo Spell”, “The fiery heart”, “Silver Shadows” and “Ruby Circle”. Luckily even if I felt kind of in no mood to keep going with another book, which we all know happens after series finish. I picked up “Gemina” the second book in the “Iluminae” series by Amy Kauffman and Jay Kristoff and there was no slump. I read the book, which has over six hundred p

Bloodlines by Richelle Mead

Tittle: Bloodlines Author: Richelle Mead Genre: Fiction, YA, Fantasy, Vampires. Pages: 421 Publisher: Penguin group Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it: 6 days Language: English Rating: 4/5 “Bloodlines” is the first book in the “Bloodlines” series by Richelle Mead, a spin-off series from his famous series “Vampire Academy”. The series will follow some of the characters that were introduced to us in the previous series. Sydney’s reputation as alchemist has been tamed the moment she crossed paths with Rose. Now, in order to clean her image, she must cooperate with vampires again. She has to take care of Jill, new Dragomir princess, since there was an attempt murder on her person. So now it is Sydney and ------, as alchemists to take care of her, her guardian, Eric, and for some reason Adrian Ivanosk. However, things could not stay put and be normal, because weird things are happening in the zone, Moroi killed and tatoos that give special abilities

Frebruary Wrap Up & March TBR

Hello everyone, Another month has come to an end. We have consumed two months of the year, already and my beginning in the year has not been the greatest. I have had health issues during both month, that together with my work schedule, which sucks, has not allowed me to move forward in most of my goals. One of my goals is reading 60 books, which I am not so sure I will be able to fulfill; however, I am going to still try it. Last month I only completed two books. The first one I completed was “Safe Haven” by Nicholas Sparks, a book that captured me and which I loved very much. I was not that lucky with “La Scelta” or “The choice” by the same author. I do not know if it is that my Italian is rusty, which might be, or that the plot was not able to capture me right away, but I was not able to finish it. The other book I finally finish was “Getting things done” by David Allen. I liked this book and the method he explains and proposes, I liked enough to start implementing

Strife - Cate Tiernan

Tittle: Strife Author: Cate Tiernan Genre: Fiction, YA, Romance, fantasy, witches, magik, coming of age. Pages: 188 Publisher: Puffin Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it: 5 days Language: English Rating: 4/5 “Strife is the ninth book in the “Wicca/Sweep” series, a series that follows Morgan as she finds out about the existence of magik and her relationship with it. She discovers a new part of her life that threatens with run over everything else. Weird things start happening and the only one that can be blame is Morgan who is uninitiated, since now Ciaran is on the run, and Selene and Cal dead. Hunter brings someone to help her out but her solution to things kinds of goes to extreme. Also, Alisa leaves the coven, since all the things happening scared her off. “Strife” was a good book in the series but it got me lost a little bit. They introduced Alisa’s point of view which kinds of puts me off a little bit and all in all it was a little tedious