This Blood that Binds Us
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Description
Aaron Calem has been trying to resist the blood lust raging through his new body, but the unfamiliar voice in his head won't let him pass up an easy meal.When he's left with a girl barely clinging to life, he must choose between loyalty to his brothers or his own morality.
Aaron and Kimberly both want to return back to their normal lives, but their problems are just beginning when they both realize they go to the same university.
When Kimberly is bitten a second time, by an unknown attacker, they must team up to navigate the vampire world together and find the assailant. Soon, they discover that the mysterious past Aaron's brothers are hiding may hold the key to secrets that could tear apart their own pasts and destroy their future.
S.L.Cokeley's debut novel, This Blood that Binds Us, is the first in a series that explores the true meaning of family, making peace with the past, and finding friendships in unexpected places.
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Promising but not worth the hype
This Blood That Burns Us had an intriguing premise, but it didn’t quite deliver. While the vampire fantasy elements and the intense emotions were promising, the story often felt disjointed, with pacing issues that made it hard to stay fully engaged. The characters struggled to evolve, leaving their motivations feeling unclear and the plot twists unimpactful. Though the author’s descriptive writing style had moments of beauty, it sometimes overpowered the storytelling itself. If you’re a fan of vampire fantasy, you might find some redeeming qualities here, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression. 🩸🖤
Oh well. This book was so hyped on social media, my expectations were high. And unfortunately they weren't met. All throughout the book my thoughts were: Meh, I don't like this. But I wanted to finish it to see if the ending might make this whole reading experience better. Well, it didn't. It only got worse tbh
Description
Aaron Calem has been trying to resist the blood lust raging through his new body, but the unfamiliar voice in his head won't let him pass up an easy meal.When he's left with a girl barely clinging to life, he must choose between loyalty to his brothers or his own morality.
Aaron and Kimberly both want to return back to their normal lives, but their problems are just beginning when they both realize they go to the same university.
When Kimberly is bitten a second time, by an unknown attacker, they must team up to navigate the vampire world together and find the assailant. Soon, they discover that the mysterious past Aaron's brothers are hiding may hold the key to secrets that could tear apart their own pasts and destroy their future.
S.L.Cokeley's debut novel, This Blood that Binds Us, is the first in a series that explores the true meaning of family, making peace with the past, and finding friendships in unexpected places.
Book Information
Posts
Promising but not worth the hype
This Blood That Burns Us had an intriguing premise, but it didn’t quite deliver. While the vampire fantasy elements and the intense emotions were promising, the story often felt disjointed, with pacing issues that made it hard to stay fully engaged. The characters struggled to evolve, leaving their motivations feeling unclear and the plot twists unimpactful. Though the author’s descriptive writing style had moments of beauty, it sometimes overpowered the storytelling itself. If you’re a fan of vampire fantasy, you might find some redeeming qualities here, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression. 🩸🖤
Oh well. This book was so hyped on social media, my expectations were high. And unfortunately they weren't met. All throughout the book my thoughts were: Meh, I don't like this. But I wanted to finish it to see if the ending might make this whole reading experience better. Well, it didn't. It only got worse tbh