Blood Books : Volume 1: Blood Price; Blood Trail

from JeremyPreacher

Omnibus, so two parts:Blood Price:It's interesting to see how oddly dated this feels - not in a "clearly set in the late 80s" kind of way, but in a "urban fantasy has developed as a genre" sort of way. I don't even know that I can pinpoint why it feels a little archaic, although certainly the vam...

from Flamika

These books are enjoyable enough, but whenever I see the formula of "vampires + cops + paranormal activity & investigation," my brain defaults to the novels early in the Anita Blake series, which I adore. No fault of the Tanya Huff or the story (especially since I hear that these novels were writ...

from TW_Spencer

Good book, although the writing left a lot to be desired, kept me engaged until they end. Henry is a very intriguing character that is not given the star statis he desires. Vickie is far less interesting. (Oh by the way skip the TV series developed from these books the books are far more interest...

from Krumbs

I picked this one up because I had enjoyed short stories set in the same world, and I was quite surprised to find that the characterizations were completely different. The huge thing that has already happened to the main character hasn't happened yet in these two books. It's like two books of ree...

from pmtracy

Blood Books (vol. 1) is an omnibus containing the first two of Tanya Huff's "Blood" series; Blood Price and Blood Trail. Blood Price, the first in the series, introduces us to the main characters. We have Vicki Nelson, a female detective that left the force because of failing eyesight, her ex-par...