But the result wasn’t at all what I expected, showing me, once again, that Chloe Neill has a whole bag of tricks we haven’t seen yet.Īs with most CLV books, post-resurrection, Methan are working through their relationship, each learning how be one half of a couple. That was the main problem in Blood Games-the challenge to Darius’s reign, and the testing that was a result. I thought it was perfect, since Ethan would made a spectacular king, and getting there would wrap the series up nicely, with a neat little bow. I was gobsmacked in Wild Things when Ethan decided to take Lakshmi’s advice and challenge Darius for his position as head of the Greenwich Presidium. (While there are no spoilers about Blood Games, I assume you’ve read through Wild Things and won’t hold back about previous events.) And I’ll do it with no spoilers, a real feat when all I want to do is gush about the specifics! And their world continues to evolve and change, throwing new challenges at our heroine that keep her, and us, on our toes.Ĭome with me through the jump, and I’ll tell you why I loved Blood Games so very much. Our beloved characters continue to grow, their relationships deepening, strengthening. You'd think by the tenth installment of a series we'd be winding down, wrapping up, losing steam. And the reason is simple-the books keep getting better. Neill, even more than we did two years ago.

No, actually, I'd say we love Merit, Ethan, and the gang, as well as the spectacular Ms. In fact, our very first post included a discussion of the series, and we've not slowed since then. Regular followers will recall that some of the Wenches absolutely adore Chloe Neill's Chicagoland Vampires series, led, quite vocally, by Zee and me.

Wild things by chloe neill