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| Title | : | Wild Things (Chicagoland Vampires #9) |
| Author | : | Chloe Neill |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 350 pages |
| Published | : | February 4th 2014 by NAL Trade |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Romance. Paranormal Romance |
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Seit Merit in eine Vampirin verwandelt wurde, haben sie und der Vampir Ethan Sullivan Erstaunliches geleistet: Sie haben Haus Cadogan zum stärksten Vampirklan Nordamerikas gemacht und Bündnisse mit allen möglichen übernatürlichen Geschöpfen geschlossen. Als einige befreundete Gestaltwandler Opfer eines magischen Angriffs werden, muss Merit rasch handeln, um herauszufinden, wer dahintersteckt.Point Books As Wild Things (Chicagoland Vampires #9)
| Original Title: | Wild Things |
| ISBN: | 0451415191 (ISBN13: 9780451415196) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.chloeneill.com/?page_id=2915 |
| Series: | Chicagoland Vampires #9 |
| Characters: | Caroline "Merit" Merit, Ethan Sullivan |
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Ratings: 4.2 From 12376 Users | 715 ReviewsDiscuss Of Books Wild Things (Chicagoland Vampires #9)
As much as it sucks to say this, I'm beginning to think Chloe Neill is losing her touch. Ever since Drink Deep, Neill has been stuck in a cycle of backtracking. She moves the story forward only to hit rewind and take it back. (view spoiler)[Ethan died, he came back. Mallory was evil, she came back from the dark side. (hide spoiler)] For this reason, these books no longer hold a progressive arc that can be tracked for the characters. There is no growth for Merit because she has no need to change4 ½ ★This book starts out with a bang. With Ethan is pretty much on the run from the mayor, him and Merit are hiding out with the pack at the Breckenridge estate, but as soon as they arrived all hell breaks loose.As they attend a pack function a major attack on the pack from a thought to be extinct supernatural group occurs. The pack loses a few people and of course the vampires are blamed. They pretty much force them to investigate what and why or take the blame for it. But with Ethan stuck at
Another terrific installment in the CLV saga. From the Green Eyes prophecy (SO excited!) to shouting, out loud, "Holy $h1t, I did NOT see that coming" this one has everything I love in a CLV book.Complete review, here: http://thesaucywenchesbookclub.blogsp...Update 8-7-14 Loved this book like mad, on this reread. I really love how CN leaves story threads hanging that get picked up, sometimes books later. Absolutely brilliant that she weaves them back in so deftly.
Reviewed by: Rabid ReadsThe plot of WILD THINGS isnt groundbreakingly original but thats to be expected of the ninth installment in any series. This book does however highlight the exhilarating supernatural detective-type story line that Ive come to expect from Chloe Neills CHICAGOLAND VAMPIRES, emphasizes great chemistry between Merit and Ethan, and also introduces some pretty significant changes to this series main arc. I didnt love this novel, but I did like it a heck of a lot, and the ending
Wild Things is the ninth installment in Chloe Neill's urban fantasy series titled Chicagoland Vampires. Following this series has given me so much joy as a reader. I don't read a lot within the mystery genre but I am so connected to these characters and their struggles that I get caught up in the paranormal mysteries featured in each book. The female lead: Merit is so smart and strong, and manages to maintain a beautiful sense of humanity within a world that is constantly on edge. She's one of
Jilly, you are right this is getting stale. It's all the same old, same old. At least Ethan wasn't a douchecanoe in this one. Although I have read ahead and his attitude doesn't change much. He actually gets more a-hole-y. Every time I think Merit will get her badarsery on the author makes her a clumsy nimwit and what about her being strong when he goes into custody. Absolute nada. The time has come to reevaluate this series. I am dying to know about the green-eyed prophecy but I may skip books
For once I do not know how to review a book in the Chicagoland Vampires series. Ive been sitting here for half an hour and I dont know where to start or what to say. This was very enjoyable, it was. Merit is still my second favourite kick-butt heroine of all times (after Kate Daniels of course!) and the plot was entertaining but the book feels like a filler of sorts. It seems Chloe Neill is setting things up and prepping us for the next instalment. The last time she did that (in Drink Deep) I
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