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Sanguis Noctis Book Two, Sequel to Blood Howl When David, an old contact and sometimes friend, hires Jed Walker to look into a series of seemingly unrelated disappearances in Cairo, Jed jumps at the chance to show his partner, Redford Reed, more of the world he's been missing. David's boyfriend, supernatural expert and resident stuffy professor Victor Rathbone, joins them in their journey to Egypt, which holds many more dangers and mysteries than Jed ever expected. Hidden natures resurface, relationships collide, and instincts are stretched to their breaking point. What seems to be a simple case turns out to be anything but. David may have called for help, but he has his own suspicions about who's behind the kidnappings-suspicions that, along with clashing personalities, make getting to the bottom of the mystery difficult. While Jed and Redford grow more intimate and trusting with each new obstacle in their path, David and Victor struggle not to lose their trust in each other in the face of their differences. As the four close in on the kidnappers, David is forced to face the one thing more dangerous than the mastermind behind the disappearances: himself.
- Sales Rank: #5447224 in Books
- Brand: Brand: Dreamspinner Press
- Published on: 2012-06-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.02" h x .73" w x 5.98" l, 1.03 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 350 pages
- Used Book in Good Condition
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Enjoyable Sequel - Still love these characters
By T. Gray
This is a sequel to Blood Howl, and it's recommended to read Blood Howl first. You'll get a lot more out of the characters of Jed and Redford and understand their progression more.
I enjoyed this book a lot, but I also enjoyed Blood Howl. The one has more plot and is much longer, which is a nice change since many books in this genre rarely get over 250 pages.
I love the dynamic between Jed and Redford in both books. I'll admit--they're pretty "schmoopy"/internally gushy in this one. It felt like 85% of their thoughts were about each other, but to be honest, I didn't mind at all. (Even Jed gets to his version of schmoopy, which still involved lots of swearing and lewd comments, but that's just his rough and often hilarious fa�ade.) It's nice to read more "established" couples or couples shifting towards establishment as they sort out their issues beyond the "Let's get together" decision. And both have their issues and growth, especially Redford who is growing more comfortable in his skin and communicating. (I heart Redford's POV and how he registers and interprets new things.) Jed and Redford's relationship, and how they interact and learn to lean on each other are my favorite parts of both books.
In comparison to the schmoopiness of Jed and Redford, David and Victor's relationship seemed more pale and way more emo. (Which was by intention. At times, David looked upon J&R's closeness and felt both pangs of annoyance and jealousy for the intimacy they so easily shared.) Because one pair was so more intensely felt than the other, I felt less connected to David and Victor and their progression, so some events later in the book didn't cut as deeply for me.
Recommended if you enjoyed Blood Howl, and I look forward to any further adventures with Jed and Redford, especially as they iron out more their working partnership dynamic along with their relationship. And my guess from the breadcrumbs in this book, we may see further developments on the David and Victor front as well in future installments.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
still great characters
By Ione
I have really enjoyed both of these two books (Blood in the Sand, and its predecessor Blood Howl). Both of them make use of appealing characters and strong prose to grab readers and keep them hooked.
I said it in my review of Blood Howl, and I'll say it again -- I love these characters! They may start out with "typical" PNR fare -- the ex-military mercenary, the werewolf, the vampire filled with regrets -- but then the authors bring us new and exciting *people* to fill those standard roles. These guys aren't just cardboard cutouts. They are complicated, and imperfect, and multi-faceted. And the relationships between the characters are likewise many-layered and ever-changing. Great work there.
And also as in the first book, Saxon and Kidwell write with good, strong, evocative prose. Definitely a step or two above the normal erotic romance/PNR fare. It's much easier to get involved in both the action and the drama of a story, when the authors actually know how to use the English language.
Unfortunately, ALSO as in the first book, the authors haven't worked out all their plotting problems. The plot is better here, with fewer obvious plot holes and fewer Really Dumb Things done by the main characters. But the problems are still there. IMHO the characters and prose make up for the inadequacies of the plot, but that will depend on your personal tastes to decide.
All in all, a very enjoyable read. Do read Blood Howl first. This is not one of those romance "series" that uses different main characters every time, this is very much an ongoing story with ongoing characters. If you like great character work, you'll enjoy these.
edited to add -- After reading someone else's review, I thought I should add another line or two. Specifically: this story is NOT all sunshine and roses. If you want a typical "romance" where everybody comes out smiling in the end, this isn't the book for you. This book doesn't mangle the plot just to give everyone instant HEAs; even though this is paranormal, these authors are much more "realistic" than that. And, also, this is a series -- so there's no telling what might happen in future books. So adjust your expectations before purchasing!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Very Enjoyable
By Aussie.Abroad
I was ecstatic to see more of Jed and Redmond. Not forgetting Knieval either. The story had me cheering and then my brows wrinkling in confusion in some places. But overall I loved it I am hoping more stories will follow as the characters are to good and both authors have an excellent sense of how two loners make an awesome team. Well done and thankyou.
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