Book Review ♦ Snow Blood: Season 5

7/20/2017

DISCLAIMER

This book was written by my mother. Yes, I helped publish the book. Publishing is my day job--writing is my part time job. However...

I'm giving this a 5 of 5 stars for the ingenuity of the story line, the creativity and in-depth research of the characters, the bold weaving of mythological and religion, the Happily Ever After wrap-up of a wonderful series, and making Every Word Count in the whole book.

I have loved the Snow Blood series from Season 1 to Season 5 for the ride it takes the reader on.

I would recommend this book for those who love dogs and all things paranormal.

Each new season became my favorite and the last installment is no different. You might think a novella would not have such a huge story, but Carol knows how to make you cling to every sentence, cast a wonderful tale and knows how to make every word count.

In this action packed story the end means a beautiful HEA that we all hoped Brogio to have. It's the end of Snow Blood but the beginning of a new era.

You'll have to read the book for the finally. As an insider, I know there will be more. As her publisher, you can count on it.

Blurb

Snow Blood Season 5 Brings the Adventures of Brogio, the First Vampire, and His Family to an End.

A devastating loss sets Snow Blood and his vampire family on a path to revenge. Determined to use whatever means necessary, Brogio’s kindred dog risks the endangerment and potential destruction of all he loves and most especially the love of his master’s life, Selene. Only a surprising intervention can save them from a tragic destiny as the mythological gods unite to destroy them.

As this beloved vampire series draws to a close with Season 5, discover the true fate that awaits Brogio and his loved ones.

Here are my Favorite Lines

“The reality, Snow Blood, is that you will grieve forever. You will not get over it. You will only learn to live with it. You will heal and rebuild yourself around your loss. You will be whole again, but never the same. You should not be, nor should you want to be.”