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    Swear (My Blood Approves #5)

    By Amanda Hocking

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    In the final book of the My Blood Approves series...

    Alice has moved on and is settling into a new country with a new career as a vampire hunter. Finally, she's created a stable, happy life for herself and her family, including her boyfriend Jack. Or at least as stable as her life can be, especially with a dangerous vampire cult resurfacing.

    But everything she’s worked for is put in jeopardy when she receives a disturbing message - one that sends her on a quest that delves into a tragic mystery that has haunted Peter for years

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmanda Hocking
    Release dateNov 9, 2016
    ISBN9781370473144
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    Amanda Hocking

    Amanda Hocking lives in Minnesota, had never sold a book before April 2010 and has now sold over a million. According to the Observer, she is now 'the most spectacular example of an author striking gold through ebooks'. Amanda is a self-confessed 'Obsessive tweeter. John Hughes mourner. Batman devotee. Unicorn enthusiast. Muppet activist.' Her books include the Trylle Trilogy, the Watersong series and the Kanin Chronicles.

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    • 4/5
      This was literally one of my favorite series of all time. I reread the books so many times and I was excited to see a fifth book come out. Though it was a nice ending, I was underwhelmed and a little disappointed with an unnecessary death. I was happy they explained the issues with the bond with Jack because it always bothered me. And I do think it was written a little differently due to the time lapse between when the books were written, but overall I was satisfied.
    • 5/5
      This is the last book in this see's and it is definitely one that I could not put down. You really need to read the entire series to understand everything, which I did, and it made this last book that much better. I highly recommend this series to everyone who loves a good vampire romance with alot of action thrown in.

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    • 2/5
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      menuda puta mierda
      tenía que haber acabado con peter pero noooo y va encima y me lo mata pues de puta madre señora muchísimas gracias