Author:Julieanne LynchTitle:Walking With Shadows
Publisher: Strict Publishing International
Publish Date:Dec 10, 2012
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Review Copy Provided By: Bewitching Book Tours and the author
Book Blurb: “Walking with Shadows” is the second of The Shadows trilogy, an urban fantasy of vampires and the supernatural, and much, much more.
Giselle regains consciousness and is horrified to discover she has been asleep for nine weeks. She was already aware that she was carrying a very special baby who was to be the first of a new race of vampires, but she is shocked to find how her pregnancy is progressing. Around her, the underworld is in turmoil. Vampires battle with creatures of darkness and with other vampires, and few are entirely what they seem. More confusing still, those who appeared to be totally evil may have a streak of goodness in them, and those who appeared to be Giselle’s friends may have a darker purpose of their own. Almost anyone, it seems, can be changed and turned, except possibly Ysoriel the Archangel and the goddess Lilith, and Giselle cannot be sure that even they are interested only in her welfare.
The only certainty is that it will all become very much worse before it begins to get better – if anything ever gets better for Giselle.
Review: This is the second book in "The Shadows" trilogy. It definitely had a big wow! factor, much like the first book. It is also not one that can stand alone. If you read this one without having first read "Into The Shadows" you'll likely be very confused and you won't get the enjoyment out of the book that you should.
These books are fast paced and full of action and emotion that will keep you turning the pages because you really want to know how everything is going to turn out.
In this book, Giselle is fighting to save her child from Alex, who wants to take the baby from her and kill her. Everything is not what it seems in this book and some of it is and that really makes for a great book.
The author states that this book is for those 15 and up, and I agree. This one is more sexual than "Into The Shadows."
My only thing that got confusing for me, and this is my only gripe, was that the story was told from several points of view, Alex, Giselle and Marc and sometimes I had to go back and see whose head we were in.
Other than that, this is a super series. I can't wait to read the last book when it comes out, because Julieanne Lynch doesn't disappoint.
Rating: 4 flowers
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