Review & Cover Reveal: Witchblood (Witchblood #1) by Emma Mills

Brand New & Very Slick Book Cover

Goodreads Synopsis

When Jess steals a glance at a gorgeous guy in a Manchester nightclub, little does she realise how he is going to change her life…or should that be death? Yet, the vampire clan could never have predicted what they were taking on.

With Luke pronounced ‘off-limits’ and the blood of a vampire simmering in Jess’s body, can she forget the love of her life and move on? If not, she will risk exposing the entire Northern vampire clan to untold dangers, in order to live her life the way she wants.

Can Jess be sure that Luke is all he appears to be? Will she succumb to the attraction she desperately tries not to feel for Daniel? And why does she still crave a packet of crisps more than a tasty teenage boy’s blood?

** Well bitten Bloodmance **

Emma has wowed me with her debut novel. It's well written, easy to follow and impossible to put down; it leaves you wanting more of everything. It’s not your run of the mill YA vampire story, with a little bit of everything for everyone and a whole new spin on the traditional vampire ideals. The characters are well developed and intriguing. Emma has played to each characters strengths and weaknesses’ to make the reader spellbound. Our main character, Jess, is fairly in the thick of it from the very first chapter, but don’t be deceived into thinking it will get slow and boring because then the twist hits and ‘wow’ I didn’t see that coming. This is definitely a must read , so go on grab a copy, set aside some time with you comfy pillow, and get just as hooked as I am on this fantastic story line. I personally can’t wait to start the sequel witchcraft which looks to be even better if at all possible. 4 Chocolate Kisses!

Tlani K

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Did you also check out the new front cover. Very much like the wonderful Immortal Rules - I like a lot!

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