Find Me When the Sun Goes Down (Forged Bloodlines Book 3)

Editorial Review

Bishop's leaving on a jet plane, and it's anyone's guess when he'll be back again. The third installment in the Forged Bloodlines series continues seamlessly, this time taking us out of Anja's comfort zone and setting the story in merry old England. Just when Anja finds her footing as a newbie disguised as a centuries old vampire, she's uprooted and thrown into the deep end with the big fish. I was glad to see the pair reunite sooner than later, but events (and a certain vampire with ice in her veins) conspire to keep Bishop and Anja apart. Everyone's all in a tizzy over a vampire hunter who's picking off the crème of vamp society one by one and it's got Bishop on the job 24/7.

I love Anja's blend of naiveté and gumption as she stands up for what she believes in, even when it goes against the grain of society. Watching her try to blend her forged bio with reality is always fun to watch, especially now that she's trying to fool older, wiser vamps. It's rewarding to see a deepening of Bishop's past too, as well as more face time with Rob (a favorite of mine). I only wish we could have had more Jakob, but perhaps in the next book?