32. Blood Promise - Richelle Mead

Blood Promise by Richelle Mead, oh my I don't even know where to start with this one.

I loved it.

I just finished reading it about an hour ago but couldn't write this due to a surprise super at my grandparents. Anyways, I gave this book five stars on goodreads because oh my god.

It started off a bit after the third book ended. But in a perfect spot in my opinion. Almost instantly, I was crying while reading this. It didn't help that I was on a bus while reading the first bit that made me want to cry. I just really hope no one noticed.

I didn't know how this book was going to go, but I am so happy it went the way it did. And I can't wait to pick up the next one.

There were new characters included in this book that were so awesome, I just didn't want them to ever leave. I also loved the way she included Lissa's story in the book almost as much as Rose's story. Even though we aren't around the princess, we still she what she's up to and holy crap when Rose helps her out near the end.

That was probably one of my favourite parts in this book.

I swear as this series goes on, the books get better.

Blood Promise definitely came very close to becoming my favourite book in this series. As I soak up the last bit over the next few days it might surpas Frostbite and become my favourite. But we'll have to see what happens in the last two books as well.

Also, I've never had a book make me cry in the first half. It's always been in the last quarter that it happens so that is part of why I loved this book. A different section to cry in, if that makes any sense.

I'm a little weird.

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