Surviving Darkness - Part 3

Chrissy Peebles

Jun 2016 · Daughters of Darkness: Blair's Journey Book 3 · Dark Shadows Publishing

About this ebook

 With Danny at her side and her newfound powers increasing, Blair should be okay. Heck, she even has a sort of friendship going with Tori, her long-lost half-sister. Sure, Tori might be an assassin, but she draws the line at killing family, and she’s willing to help Blair with something no one else will: taking down Vlad the Impaler, legendary vampire and all-around bad guy extraordinaire. There’s just one problem though. Vlad is also their father.

Blair knows time is running out, so when Tori arrives with the story of an ancient amulet that might protect her, she sets off to search for it. She’s willing to do whatever it takes to keep herself safe while she prepares for her fight with Vlad, but it soon becomes clear that every step she takes and every enemy she defeats is just bringing her closer to the inevitable showdown…

 

Ratings and reviews

Am i the only one annoyed with the inconsistency of the storyline? In book 2 of both blair and victoria, tori and danny were friends, and tori attacked Vlad with them, and stayed with them afterwards. Now this book starts with tori tracking their location, and an unfriendly interaction with danny. And tori speaks as if she is still working for vlad. Which she clearly isnt after the attack and other events in her own books. Im only a few pages in and its really frustrating.

No consistency. I'm not even done the first chapter, and your story is off its hinges. Your last book literally ended with Tori spending time with with Danny and Blair at his cottage, and this book is starting off with how she never knew before where they were, but was able to find them very easily.

I loved the books story line i was just really frustrated with the dialogue. I like a book thats more realistic when they talk . and the book even confused me sometimes about who was talking. Plus if you hate someone so much you don't respond nonchalantly like you're talking to a friend. The way that Blair talked to her dad towards the end was really ruining it