Review of Blood Song (Blood Singer, Book 1)

Celia Graves is a bodyguard in a world where supernatural creatures live and hunt amongst humans and only true-believers have any protection from the damnes. At first this book reads alot like Anita Blake. They have the same kick-ass attitude and sarcastic wit. But this book is anything but another Laurell K. Hamilton predictable read. One, even though there are potential love interests, there isn't any real sex in the book. Lust, moans, and intense starting yes, but sex no. Also, Celia is not afraid to be emotional. She cries when she's sad, hurt, mad and shows vulnerability like a real woman.

Without ruining it, I'm gonna say that the end is not what I was expecting at all. It's a definate curve ball and I'm truly excited and looking forward to the next book in this series.