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Title	:	Blood Games (Chicagoland Vampires #10)
Author	:	Chloe Neill
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 350 pages
Published	:	August 5th 2014 by NAL Trade
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Romance. Paranormal Romance

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While Merit didn’t choose to become a vampire or Sentinel of Cadogan House, she vowed to fight for her House and its Master, and she’s managed to forge strong alliances with powerful supernaturals across Chicago. But even though Merit has had wild adventures, this may be her deadliest yet... A killer is stalking Chicago, preying on humans and leaving his victims with magical souvenirs. The CPD hasn’t been able to track the assailant, and as the body count rises, the city is running out of options. Vampires and humans aren’t on great terms, but murder makes for strange bedfellows. Can Merit find the killer before she becomes a target?

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Original Title:	Blood Games
ISBN:	0451415205 (ISBN13: 9780451415202)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.chloeneill.com/?page_id=3506
Series:	Chicagoland Vampires #10
Characters:	Caroline "Merit" Merit, Ethan Sullivan, Mallory Carmichael, Catcher Bell, Jeff Christopher

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Book 10 of The Chicagoland Vampires has become my favorite of the series so far. Merit and Ethan have a lot going on at Cadogan house. In the last book we found out that Ethan is challenging Darius for the GP position and as expected that challenge isnt going to be easy. Once again we see the struggle for both of them to compartmentalize their roles and their feelings. Ethan only wants Merit to be safe and stop putting herself in danger, but she takes her role as Sentinel seriously and despite

SpoilersNot impressed There was way too much focus on Merit, Ethan, and their silly feelings for one other So much so I couldn't even enjoy anything else, not that there was anything else particularly exciting going on.Random thoughts:-The plot was all over the place, there was a pointless villain-of-the-week/murder investigation that added nothing to the story The other arcs centered on Ethan's bid to rule the GP and Ethan's lame secret (which was that he was a giant-blood-drinking-murdering

Blood Games4 StarsAs Cadogan House and it's Master, Ethan Sullivan, await the response of the Greenwich Presidium to his challenge for leadership, Merit has her hands full assisting the CPD on a case involving several murders staged to look like the work of vampires and other magical practitioners. Can Merit stop the killer before he strikes closer to home?There is a lot going on in this installment of the Chicagoland Vampires with three separate storylines. Nevertheless, Neill manages to pull

This was me the entire time I was reading this book: If you've read any of the prior books you've already read this one. They're having problems with the GH...again(*yawn*), Ethan's panties are all in a bunch while he's protecting the house...again (*yawn*), Ethan has a secret he's keeping from Merit and he's full of angst...again (*yawn*), Merit's unsure of their relationship and so, so worried about Ethan...again (*yawn*), there's some powerful vampire woman from Ethan's past that he won't

DAT COVER. I'm a little scared, though. Why aren't there more books planned? This cannot possibly be the last book. I refuse.There are at least three more books coming, I can breath again.

I use the tools in my arsenal, Ethan said. If my boyfriend called me tool in his arsenal, I would kick his ass. But it Merit is okay with that, then great for her. It's also cool if she thinks that the way Ethan is treating her is okay. It's her choice. Whatever.Other than that, Blood Games has it all. Murder investigation, GP trouble, Ethan being an ass, side characters not having enough space to show their full potential. Just like every other Chicagoland Vampires book.Maybe if I read these

Holy Moley! TEN books! I'm optimistically adding this to my TR list. Hopefully, Biting Cold is good and the series can make it to TEN frickin' books.