Blog Tour: Review – Vampires of Moscow by Caedis Knight

Author: Caedis Knight

Genre: New Adult paranormal

Published by: Lone Wolf Press

Publication date: 15/10/20

Pages: 249

My rating:  ★★★★★

I received a free review copy from the authors in exchange for an honest review.

Synopsis from Goodreads:

Saskia de la Cruz is a Verity Witch – her only magic being that she can tell the truth from a lie.

As an investigative reporter for The Blood Web Chronicle, the biggest news outlet on the paranormal dark Blood Web, Saskia spends her days cracking twisted para cases hoping that someday, some case, will bring her closer to finding her missing sister.

In snowy Moscow drained corpses of illegal workers have begun to turn up, with hundreds more reported missing. When Saskia is sent on assignment to investigate an oligarch Vampire crime ring that might be behind the deaths, she plans to get in out of the city’s frozen grasp quickly…preferably with her neck intact.

But beautiful ballet dancer Konstantin Volkov and his wildcard brother Lukka complicate things. The vampire brothers have their own reasons for solving the string of murders, reasons that conflict with Saskia’s mission. Soon, Saskia finds herself enmeshed in the city’s glittering web of crime, passion, and violence, where truths and lies are one and the same.

With vibrant characters, page-turning suspense and steamy romance, this new series has been dubbed by early readers as “a fun crime-solving sexual adventure across Europe.”

Co-authored by two established fantasy authors Jacqueline Silvester and N.J Simmonds, and set across a christmassy Moscow, Vampires of Moscow is the first book in The Blood Web Chronicles series. Perfect for fans of Crescent City, True Blood and Veronica Mars.

Vampires of Moscow is everything I hoped it would be. Give me allllll the vampires! The book is mostly set in Russia and follows Verity Witch, Saskia, as she investigates a vampire crime ring. I’ve been looking for a paranormal new adult series with everything I love for so long and Blood Web Chronicles is it.

I loved the setting, from para nightclubs to the ballet it’s stunning and feels so real you believe vampires and shifters are real. The dynamic between Saskia, Lukka and Konstantin is everything. Seriously, the book deserves five stars for that alone. They all break preconceived conceptions the reader has of them when starting the book, this gave me a better understanding of them though, and explains why they all acted the way they did. It gave me a lot to think about. I definitely have a soft spot for Lukka though, which I didn’t see coming. I don’t want to give too much away or spoil anything for you. Trust me, you don’t want to sleep on this one.

Vampires of Moscow is completely unputdownable and one of my favourite books of the year, just read it!

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