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BLOODLINES Blood War Trilogy Book I edition by Dylan J Morgan Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks

Bloodlines is a terrific intro to this horror writer. It's a short story, so that it's only a taste, but it's a delicious mouthful. Dylan revitalizes the tired mythology of werewolves and vampires, returning them to their former classic movie glory--this is not a paranormal romance, but the raw material for your nightmares. I can't wait to read Dylan's other books (and he has a bunch--happy me)!


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BLOODLINES Blood War Trilogy Book I edition by Dylan J Morgan Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews

This book is definitely not about sparkly vampires and cuddly werewolves. There's a war going on! They are enemies who learned to coexist with one another until one side got greedy; then it was game on! Not only do the sides fight a centuries long war with one another, somewhere along the way the bloodlines were crossed and now they have a new enemy! Vampires, Werewolves and Cross-Breeds... OH MY! This fact alone is enough to warrant 5 stars from me.... but there are so many wonderful things about this book.

Bloodlines is more like a collection of short stories put together to give us a glimpse of some of the major players from each faction. Every chapter introduces us to another character from one of the three sides and is set in a different time period (the book starts in 1287 A.D. and ends in modern times). It's almost as though you could read chapter three without having read chapter one and not miss a thing. The last couple of chapters bring together some of those characters we met earlier on and show us how their stories are going to form together. But, even though we are only given a small snapshot of that time period and that character, the development and description is amazing! The reader is transported right into the heart of the story; it's almost like you have a rooftop seat to all the action going on around you. I was really blown away with the author's ability to do that in such a short amount of time. His writing style is clean and to the point; there's not a lot of fluff and filler. The reader is given all the details they need to understand the situation and they are given this information with great detail.

This is by far the best vampire/werewolf (and hybrids too) book I've read in a very, very long time! I am really looking forward to, pardon the cliché, sinking my teeth into the second book to see how this war progresses and how the characters that we met during the journey are brought together.
If you like your Vampires and Werewolves vicious and merciless as they should be,...this is well worth it. After reading book 1 there's no way you'll not want to follow the story until the end. Go ahead and buy the trilogy at one time,..you won't regret it.
If you're one of those that want a gentle, love story with your monsters (which is pathetic) then don't buy this.
Dylan Morgan has given me hope for once again reading about werewolves and vampires. Now, I look forward to more about hybrids as well.

His descriptive writing style held my attention as I quickly turned the pages.

I look forward to reading the full story in Blood War and will post a review when I'm done.

After reading Bloodlines, I've found a new author to follow.
good read gory . horror . gruesome . battle between vamps and werewolfs
More of a history or three short stories about the different races but a good intro to their universe. Good read.
Then you will love Bloodlines! Descriptive, beautifully written, we take a journey with Morgan through an ages old struggle between two different races--but not so different it seems. When some cross the bloodlines, a new species emerges. Bloody and deliciously brutal, this novel is packed full of fast paced action. I really enjoyed getting to know some of the characters, rejoicing their victories and grieving their losses. Morgan is able to pull the reader into the mind of his characters and feel their heart pound, their blood rush in their ears, and their adrenaline pump as they fight, flee, or take their final breath. To say I loved this book is an understatement! I can't wait to start on the book two!
I love a good "supernatural/vampire/werewolf saga" read, and have really enjoyed finding authors outside of the "bestseller" arena. This is definitely one of them. Everything about this book (1st in a trilogy) impresses. From the instant immersion into the "Bloodline Wars", the chapter by chapter leaping through time and location, and slow but satisfying lead character development, it is captivating.
There are no "favorites" in this war no one gets spared just because they "love the right character" or "are one of the good guys". There is no second guessing to the plot twists - and I loved it. In fact (and this isn't the case for every book I am impressed with), I went straight ahead and grabbed Book 2 and 3 as soon as I finished reading this.
Finally, you WILL need to provide your own cheesy snacks for reading - I am glad to say there are no gratuitous chunks of cheddar in this book!
5 stars, well earned.
Bloodlines is a terrific intro to this horror writer. It's a short story, so that it's only a taste, but it's a delicious mouthful. Dylan revitalizes the tired mythology of werewolves and vampires, returning them to their former classic movie glory--this is not a paranormal romance, but the raw material for your nightmares. I can't wait to read Dylan's other books (and he has a bunch--happy me)!