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 mention him. How there can be no records from an alchemist going rogue or is it another of those secrets the alchemists hide from their own kind.

However, this is not what is complicating her life, her witch teacher is. An evil, really evil witch is looking for young uninitiated ones, really powerful, such as our dear Sydney to suck up their youth and power. Not forgetting about certain vampire falling in love with her, and she, an alchemist, having second thoughts about it, even if she would never admit it, or would she.

Did I say “The Golden Lily”, the previous book in the series, was addictive this was impossible to stop reading, impossible. I finished it in like one day and a half and it was a regular busy day for me but every time I had a pause moment I read, I could not help myself. The magic aspect of this book in addition to the efforts of Adrian of conquer Sydney, even though, we all know, since the last book she is already into him; makes the book the perfect combination of romance and kick ass, just as the previous series “Vampire Academy”. The difference being that our main character uses more her brains than her fists, which I can relate.

If you did not loved Adrian before you are about to fall hard for him now, he is so totally lovable, supportive, even shows change on him, in order to be a person Sydney would like to have in her life.

To sum up, a book to read in one sitting, from cover to cover. It is simply amazing.