The NOOK Book (eBook) of the Blood Cross (Jane Yellowrock Series #2) by Faith Hunter at Barnes & Noble. FREE Shipping on $ or more!. Blood Cross is the second book in the Jane Yellowrock series. When we last left Jane, though she had saved the day, Leo, the master of the. Blood Cross (Jane Yellowrock, Book 2) has pages. Reading Length provides a calculation for the word count of this book, find out how long it will take you to.

But she’s not SO super-enabled that she’s immortal and above human vulnerability. I’m not worried about the author’s writing style getting worse as I’ve experienced with other writers in their second or third installments.

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And the cliffhanger, gah! In the end, both men bite me and that does not bode well for the series unless Leo takes center stage. Any Condition Any Condition. Who and what is Girrard DiMercy, the enigmatic stranger who rescues Jane from a werewolf attack, and what is his agenda? Mass Market Paperbackpages. I also enjoyed the presence of witch Molly and the kids in Jane’s life and how they bring out Jane’s Beast’s soul’s nuturing nature.

Trivia About Mercy Blade Jane Highly recommended, jan read the series in order – that’s important in this case. View all 8 comments. Now, her simple job has turned into a fight to stay alive…and to protect the desperately ill child left in her care.

The second book deliveres a great follow up to the debut With Skinwalker. The confusion, though, is ceoss biggest problem. Can I come play? G Originally posted at http: It means the author is doing something right.

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Look maybe there is a really fine line here but I think that there was cheating all around and that one individual just took it farther than others. I liked Jane’s visits to the Cherokee shaman – Bloood thought that the rites were interesting and after the first one, I was hoping that the second would bring back a bit more of Jane’s lost past. Lush and expressive, each one able to hold a story in their own right.

Her favorite time of year is when yfllowrock are blooming. Feb 28, Ian rated it really liked it Recommends it for: And the end is so intense, I have to employ tremendous amount of restraint in order to wait until next Wednesday to start next installment!!!

Someone is kidnapping witch children to make sure that when they make vamps they come out cfoss the ground ready to roll.

A Million More Pages: Is Rick cheating on Jane, and if so, should she give Bruiser another chance?

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There is so much world building and almost a little to much of the history lessons but all and all I loved it. Jane has her hands full at the moment.

View all 9 comments. They’re all crazy and sick. Hane 04, Lauren rated it really liked it Shelves: New Orleans is haunted and creaky enough in real life, and this novel is a solid embellishment of that reputation. Let me say this; I love Leo. I will move on to book 3, yellowrocl I am wary Or so it seems. Related to this, I’ve often said that I don’t like super-hero stories, because I prefer heroes and heroines with human limitations and vulnerabilities.

But the newly open werewolves are not going to go gently I loved this one because it shows how wonderful Jane really is. Leo’s erratic behaviour in the first two books can be explained with Gee’s absence and Jaje descent into madness.

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She’s tough, mentally and physically. He was only there because of his kids but really didn’t do much to help or enhance the story. I don’t think that Beast cares who Jane mates with as long as he shows proper alpha behaviour. Amazon Inspire Digital Educational Resources.

I’m so interested in what is happening next that I’m going to read all of the novellas between this book 3 and the next 4.

Under all her pen names, she has more than 40 books, anthologies, and complications in print in 30 countries. Eventually Jane will learn not to attend vampire parties, they always end in violence.