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Daughter Of The Blood (Silhouette Bombshell)

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I really like the story line, but was disapointed that it was so much like "The Daughter of the Flames". I was looking forward to the story moving ahead instead I got a repeat.

I am a great fan of these types of books and was disappointed. I have a hard time finishing the book.

Daughter of the Flames introduced the great main character of Izzy, and in this terrific sequel the heroine is sent off in new directions - exciting and different, yet comfortably familiar. The ordinary and extraordinary elements of the supernatural world come together seamlessly. Holder's writing style is terrific. Worth checking out.

In New York, Isabella "Izzy" DeMarco lived with her father and worked in the evidence department of the police force. She liked her life and finds herself attracted to one of the officers on the force, Detective Pat Kittrell.

Doing escort duty, her world tilted with betrayal, ambush, and someone speaking French inside her head. She learns that she is now the guardian of the House of the Flames, a role she inherited from her mother. Izzy also finds out she is a powerful but untrained mage whose job as the Gifted is to keep some dangerous supernatural creatures like vampires out of New Orleans. She trusts no one except reluctantly Jean-Marc, who has guided her on her mission. However, with Jean-Marc incapacitated from a battle injury, Izzy is on her own fighting a powerful vampire while unaware that a betrayal from within leaves her even more vulnerable from lethal foes.

DAUGHTER OF THE BLOOD is an action-packed paranormal romantic suspense thriller with the emphasis on the escapades. The story line is fast-paced and filled with twists including a terrific bombshell of an ending. However, what makes it more than just a brave "Jane Wayne" battling vampires and ilk is the heroine's struggles with her lack of skills while fighting adversaries who make the meanest streets of New York look like a nursery school. This is one adventure tale that holds readers' attention from start to finish.

Harriet Klausner