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Today I’m
excited to participate in the blog tour of ‘Blood Entwines’ by Caroline Healy. ‘Blood
Entwines’ is a YA Urban Fantasy and is published by Bloomsbury Publishing
(Sparks). This tour runs October 20th until November 16th
with reviews, interviews & guest posts. Check out the tour page and schedule.
you enjoy your stay here at Maureen’s Books.
About the Book:
elements…possession.
life, Kara feels different. Her senses are stronger … she can hear whispered
comments not meant for her ears … she can hear the person following her. When
Jack, her stalker, reveals himself and insists that Kara has something that
belongs to him, she does her best to avoid him. But he’s determined to talk to
her, convinced that they’re linked through the blood she received during her
transfusion.
His body is host to the evil power that wants Kara’s blood and will stop at
nothing to get it. If Jack is able to gain control he can warn Kara. But which
is stronger, the power of the blood they share or the force for evil. How can
Kara help save Jack without risking her own life?
My Review:
read the synopsis of ‘Blood Entwines’ I was immediately fascinated. This book
sounded really exciting so I soon signed up for the blog tour and I started
reading a view days ago.
and now she is just alone with her stepmother. One day Kara is involved in a
car accident and she almost doesn’t survive. Luckily for Kara a blood
transfusion saves her life. But ever since that transfusion everything is
changed. Kara feels different and acts differently. When Kara meets Jack, a stranger
who stalks Kara since coming out of the hospital she finds out that he knows
exactly what is wrong with her. But Jack doesn’t want anything to do with Kara,
he just wants back what is his.
beginning of this book I was compelled by this story. I really wanted to know
what was the deal with this blood transfusion and what role Jack would have in
this story. I just really didn’t want to stop reading. I really enjoyed
Caroline Healy’s writing style. Especially the way we meet the different characters
in the beginning. I enjoyed reading about the characters and their different
lives. And this book really was original. I never read a book about this kind
of thing.
found frustrating about this book was the way it was just a little confusing
sometimes. In the beginning of the book you read a lot about Ben and Ashleigh.
But somehow at the ending of the book their story was just not relevant in my
opinion. I just didn’t really get what their role was in this book. What I also
found a little distracting was the way you don’t understand what is going on
for the main part of this book. The author leaves you to guess for yourself a
lot and that bothered me a little. There isn’t a lot explained in this book and
now my mind just won’t stop thinking about what could have happened.
overall I found this a very enjoyable story. I found Kara a likable character
and I could relate to her on some points. This book was easy to read and it
definitely kept me interested. I wonder what will happen next to Kara?!!
About the Author:
facilitator. She recently
completed her M.A. in Creative Writing at the Seamus Heaney Centre, Queen’s University,
Belfast. She published her first, award winning collection of short stories,
entitled ‘A Stitch in Time’ in August 2012. Her work has been featured in
publications such as Wordlegs, ‘The Bohemyth’, ‘Prole’ and the ‘Irish Writers’
Centre Lonely Voice’.
her Y.A. book Blood Entwines released with Bloomsbury Publishing in August
2014.
yoga, as well as reading, writing, talking and thinking about all things
bookish. She also has a penchant for cake and dark chocolate.
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Maureen is a mom, wife, nurse, and Ravenclaw living in the Netherlands. She spends her days juggling mom-life, reading, blogging, planning date nights with her husband and working as a nurse. Maureen also is a big Anglophile, loves cooking, Gilmore Girls, Bridgerton and Harry Potter.. Always! Facebook | Instagram
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