In the eleventh installment to the Chicagoland Vampires series, Chloe Neill opens up Ethan Sullivan's past and reintroduces a player that the cast doesn't know if they can trust. Neill employs many moving plot threads that keep this book working at a fast-paced. If you haven't read this series before, I highly suggest reading it in order for a full scope of the details.
My favorite aspect of this book is by far Ethan Sullivan. I wondered about him for a little bit, trying to guess what he would do when faced with the reappearance of an old friend. This new villain has done what I think Neill hoped his presence would do; create tension within the guarded group while also evoking several emotions from Ethan. He really stepped in when required and the books have been better ever since!
Chloe Neill shows off her excellent plotting talent while creating deeper, more multidimensional characters in DARK DEBT. This series just continues to get better and better.
A vampire never gets old. But neither do his enemies. When
a figure from Ethan\'s dark past makes a splashy debut in
Chicago, Merit and her Master don\'t know whether he\'s
friend or foe. But they\'ll have to figure out soon,
because trouble is brewing in the Windy City.
At an exclusive society soiree attended by the upper
echelons of the human and supernatural worlds, Merit and
Ethan barely stop the assassination of a guest. When the
target turns out to be a shady businessman with a criminal
edge, Merit suspects a human vendetta. But the assassins
have fangs....
The connections to Chicago\'s Houses go deeper than Merit
knows, and even one wrong move could be her last....
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