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This book gave me the chills half the time because of Dimitri. He's my favorite character in this series because he's Dimitri Belikov, the god-like guardian and mentor who is powerful, controlled, mature and the man who looks after Rose. So in Blood Promise, we get Dimitri, but he's not the same Dimitri. And Rose has taken it upon herself to set things right even if it might kill her in the process. I have to hand it to Rose, this is where she sets herself apart from everyone else, by seeking justice even if it means having to leave her best friend Lissa behind. Was it selfish of Rose to do something for herself? Not really, because her intent was to fulfill Dimitri's wishes. But Rose gave up everything for this vigilante mission. And along the way, she meets other characters, people tied to Dimitri and another suspicious fellow wearing brightly colored scarves whom I'm still trying to decide if I like him or not, now that I know who he really is. As far as pushing Rose out of her comfort zone and putting the reader in a different space from the other books in this series, Blood Promise does just that. I don't know where this can go because the outcome is basically "this" or "that" although I hope with everything inside of me that there's a third option.


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Blood Promise Vampire Academy Book 4 Richelle Mead Books Reviews

Let me start by saying the entire Vampire Academy series, 6 books, is a winner. Love it. But the narrator who read the Audible version drove me crazy. The narrators for the first three books were acceptable and I grew to like their dialog after a while. However, the male characterizations in this book were extremely difficult to take. Both Adrian's and Dimitris voices/dialects were awful. I guess there's no other way to say it. If it weren't for my love of the book I would probably have quit listening after a half hour. I barely made it through. I understand the narrator "adjusts" her accents and voices in the next book so I'm going to give her one more chance. These books deserve better treatment.
This installment to the Vampire Diaries series has made me laugh, cry, and laugh while crying.. the surprises were just one after the other.
In terms of twists and turns, Blood Promise has definitely reached quota.
I have always sort of related so much to Rose, in her intense fervor in protecting the people she loves, the recklessness and the way she leaves the rest to chance. In the real world, she'd probably be the luckiest girl to be able to survive what she's been through. Of course in the real world, there wouldn't be Moroi, Strigoi, or Dhampirs... or would there be..
Rose just went above and beyond in this book, and her love for Dimitri was front and center in her priorities. It's a change from being all about protecting Lisa and making sure she stays the innocent, and oblivious Moroi.
Dimitri, like I have always expected him to be, still stayed the bad ass godlike warrior he always has been. The twist in his story has made Rose's decision more reasonable. I don't want to give away too much about him so I'll leave it at that.

This chapter in the series will leave you gasping for air.
Read MORE. There is no way that you can stop at this point..lol
This is the fourth book in a series that now had five if I am not mistaking. I did not personally read the book, but I am writing the review for my daughter as I purchased for her on my account.
This author is a phenomenal writer and has certainly captured the attention of my 15 year old daughter. She loves this series of books and stalks the timeline of when the next book will be released. My daughter praises the editing of this book and series because she gets mad, throws it, picks it up and cries into the pages, and it still holds together. Once she is done torturing the book she passes it along to some of he book club girlfriends that I am sure sends it through another barrage of testing. Overall they love the author and binders for the good product.
Definitely my least favourite of the series so far. Rose just annoyed me for the vast majority of this book with her naivete and pining for Dimitri. Maybe I'm just dead inside and can't understand the ~love~ they have for one another, but to me almost everything she did in this book was impractical. I even considered DNFing it and the rest of the series a couple times.

While this book annoyed me to no end (hence why it took me about two weeks to get through), I did enjoy some aspects of it like seeing the Moroi world translated into the Russian/Siberian culture and a lot of the new characters that we were introduced to. Still this book frustrated me to no end.

I honestly don't know if it's a good or bad thing that I'm going to read Spirit Bound. At this point, it can either get really good or really bad. And there's only one way to find out which one it is.
This book gave me the chills half the time because of Dimitri. He's my favorite character in this series because he's Dimitri Belikov, the god-like guardian and mentor who is powerful, controlled, mature and the man who looks after Rose. So in Blood Promise, we get Dimitri, but he's not the same Dimitri. And Rose has taken it upon herself to set things right even if it might kill her in the process. I have to hand it to Rose, this is where she sets herself apart from everyone else, by seeking justice even if it means having to leave her best friend Lissa behind. Was it selfish of Rose to do something for herself? Not really, because her intent was to fulfill Dimitri's wishes. But Rose gave up everything for this vigilante mission. And along the way, she meets other characters, people tied to Dimitri and another suspicious fellow wearing brightly colored scarves whom I'm still trying to decide if I like him or not, now that I know who he really is. As far as pushing Rose out of her comfort zone and putting the reader in a different space from the other books in this series, Blood Promise does just that. I don't know where this can go because the outcome is basically "this" or "that" although I hope with everything inside of me that there's a third option.