Jill
is the sister of the vampire queen, and until the laws are changed, Jill's life
is in extreme danger. A vampire can only be queen if she has other living
relatives,
c and
Jill is Lissa's only relative. With her out of the way, Lissa can lose her
throne and the vampire politics would renew with a vengeance. The plan is to
move Jill into a human school in California. There, she can be safely hidden but
just in case someone finds out where she is, Sydney will become a high school
student right along with Jill,
becoming her
roommate. They will pass themselves off as sisters, with Jill's guardian, Eddie
Castile, their brother. Adrian, soul bound to Jill, will also be passed off as
their other brother, but he will stay at a local vampire's house. That's where
Jill will go to feed twice a week.
Everything
seems to be going smoothly until Sydney can't
keep from investigating a
weird fad going on at their school. The students all talk about their metallic
tattoos and how they get special powers from them, like strength. Not to mention
the girls that seem to be winding up dead with their blood drained and their
throats slashed. Sydney knows that she needs to just follow her orders, but she
just can't seem to help herself.
With
romance, intrigue and
new characters, Mead moves her world of humans and vampires into sunny
California. I couldn't put this book down; it
was so good! I loved the VAMPIRE ACADEMY SERIES, so I was anxious to see
how Ms. Mead
would change from Rose Hathaway to Sydney the Alchemist as her main narrator.
With ease, I came to
love Sydney and how she handled herself in a variety of situations. The story
unfolded at a steady pace, with the action and mystery unfolding at just the
right moments, leaving this reader craving more. Thankfully, the next in the
series, THE GOLDEN LILY, was just released! Simply a wonderful paranormal young
adult story that will enthrall many.
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
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