Blood, Glass & Breath
Jade Christy
Paranormal Romance
Vampire Celeste captures Gabriel de Clermont, her progeny—and she thinks that’s the end of the story, as his evil Maker.
She wants him as leverage to get the enchanted bottles and grow her power and wealth.
Perfumer Aria Holt, who has fallen for Gabriel, knows better. With Loki (a shifter, warrior & loyal menace), Luna (a witch with rules), and new ally Apollo Knox (old-world vampire with debts and teeth), she hunts the one ritual that can free him from Celeste. Saving Gabriel is only the beginning.
Because their original mission still waits: steal the Choir—a vault of cursed bottles whose perfume addicts vampires—from the Orpheum Depository and unravel the enchantment to save vampires from addiction and bloodlust, and mortals at the same time. The heist is audacious. The getaway is barely. And the bottles are safe…
…but they don’t want to be mute.
Uncaged Review: In the third book of the blood
collector series, Gabriel de Clermont is captured by
the evil Celeste. Celeste does have devious plans to
use him to summon the enchanted bottles of perfume,
find their location and then, lastly, destroy
him. Celeste also wants to control all the vampires
by making them lose control of the humans. It’s a
race against time for Loki, Luna and Gabriel’s true
love, Aria, to find a way to bring Gabriel home safe
and sound and maybe even stop Celeste too. Aria
does find out that the bottles do talk with her and is
also demanding something from her too. Will Aria
be with Loki, Luna and another friend of Gabriel,
Apollo, be able to help Gabriel without Celeste
destroying them too?
Can the books get any more exciting in this series?
We left off with Celeste capturing Gabriel and, in
this book, we see the craziness and demented way
that Celeste will try to push Gabriel to turn the
vampires into mindless beings that crave blood. If
you don’t like Celeste, then you will really hate her
in this book, which is fine. There are some confusing
concepts, and I am beginning to think there is
more to Aria, especially since she is beginning to
hear the perfume bottles talk to her and hear voices.
So, I am beginning to really question her sanity.
Then again, maybe it’s because she is desperate
and just wants to hear Gabriel, especially since he
is taken. I can forgive her for that. This book also
can’t be read separately, so make sure you read The
Blood Collector, the first book in the series. Well
onto the last book Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst
3.5 Stars
