Review Detail of NightWind in Bloodlust: Goddess of Vampires

The author of Aether is at it again with another outstanding novel to add to your collections. By chapter three, readers will be thrust into a simultaneously terrifying and tittilating world of fallen gods, vampires, curses and an intricate web of relationships, schemes, and (I assume) struggles for power. Elysia is a female vampire, the most important potential heir to her clan of fallen gods facing an uphill battle to prove that a woman can be just as strong a successor as a man. But living in a ***ist, hierarchical world where finding a mate means being bound to obedience, this may not be so easy to do... Fortunately, she's got a unique power that can mess with one's own memory, and perhaps even more in store? Either way, the author creates real, living characters from paper and the excitement for Elysia's journey will only build as the chapters pile on. Most importantly, she is already relatable enough that readers won't find it a struggle to want to spend more time following her journey!! The atmosphere of the novel is the other thing I had to comment on. Every sentence is utilized and does a splendid job of painting a picture where readers can really immerse themselves in the world of Bloodlust. My final recommendation: Read this one! You won't regret it xD