Blood Sport (The American Arcane Book 2), by Justen Hunter
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Being the Arcane lawman of the Bay isn't easy, but for the past six months it's been my job to make sure that San Francisco's monsters don't get out of line. But now, someone's been killing vampires, and magic is involved. Between murders and helping out a newly undead vampire, I'm in over my head. Like usual.
Blood Sport (The American Arcane Book 2), by Justen Hunter- Amazon Sales Rank: #299396 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-03
- Released on: 2015-03-03
- Format: Kindle eBook
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. A good series By Topoftheworld The good: The characters are well developed and the plot and story lines are generally well written. Some holes and a very odd placement for the explanation of the arcane world becoming public. I can see this series becoming a favorite of mine if the author can keep the same depth of character and not succumb to apparent need to turn protagonists into super heroes.The bad: there are some inconsistencies and holes that need to be fixed. The book is set 6 months after the first book and Eric has acquired equipment and apparently some training yet even with Amy's guidance has not progressed at all in that time in his understanding of magic or what is contained in his mothers books? It even appears that he hasn't even read them. In fact it appears that this book in many ways should only be a week or two later based on every other indicator. The major inconsistency that didn't appear in the first book as obviously is that supposedly arcane have the same rights as humans yet Eric is apparently able to kill them and leave bodies laying around with no consequence. No manslaughter charges or even investigations besides a five minute talk with a single detective.The ugly: The editing at times is just plain horrible. Some errors should have been caught with a simple spell check while others are the wrong use of similar sounding word. Yes the book is only a few dollars but you would hope that it would buy you a book that at least was spell and grammar checked.Overall though I did enjoy the book and have enjoyed the series so far. It is not the Dresden files or Iron Druid series but it is entertaining and close enough to want to buy the next book hoping it gets there.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Big Disappointment By GK This book was a big bust after the promise showed in the first of the series. The main character shows no development, through two books now he has no idea what his most trusted partner is, he drops everything to help a guy he doesn't like or trust, and the only thing truly magical about him is how often he loses his gun. Doesn't matter, he can't hit anything with it anyway. This matters because although he's healthy, in shape, and six four, everyone he meets can kick his ass. Editing, grammar usage, and sentence structure was rough enough to be a distraction. Sorry I bought this one.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great story with one reservation By Avid Reader I think the that author may have overthought his grammar after reading the reviews on the first book. I found a few too many cases of poor pronoun use: "she looked at Serena and I". That is a pet peeve for many of us, and I can't figure out why a writer would be allowed to use it continually. For me, that lost it a star. I am greatly enjoying the story arc and will certainly read the third book, I just hope this single grammar point is addressed.
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