Blue Bloods - A book review

Blue Bloods. Melissia De La Cruz. 2007
Hyperion. 302 pages.
[Source: Purchased]



I thoroughly enjoyed this book. At first, I was a bit skeptical. I didn't really want to read another standard YA vampire series. However, this book really went above the idea of what vampires are and how they function.

The book is sat in Manhattan, New York, and is told through different character's perspectives. The story starts with Schuyler Van Alen  and her friend Oliver (Ollie) Hazard Perry attempting to get into a nightclub. It progresses and introduces the other characters: Jack and Mimi Force (twins), Bliss Llewellyn (I did have to do a quick check to make sure I had spelled that last name correctly), and Dylan (wait did he have a last name?  literary brain fart), and Cordelia Van Alen (grandmother to Schuyler), all rich mind you. The story line ties all of the characters together in an interesting way.

If you're a fan of YA supernatural, or even the television show Gossip Girl, you're really going to love this book!



I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars on Goodreads.