Serra Vetrov is a very powerful psychic, a telepath with the ability to connect through objects. She just wishes she could connect to Fane as easily. She is about to give up, she's done everything possible to let him know she is there. It is only when Serra packs up and walks out the door without telling anyone where she was going ... something she would never do that Fane begins to worry.

A powerful high-blood's daughter has been kidnapped and Serra finds herself helping. Not completely by choice, but with Fane now by her side they begin to search for the child. Neither has a choice in the matter; they must find the girl, protect the high-blood himself or face the reality that Fane just might lose the only woman he could ever love.

BLOOD ASSASIN is a fascinating, enthralling, heart pounding read. Author Alexandra Ivy continues her Sentinels series with this explosive look at Fane, who is at loose ends after no longer having to protect the necromancer Callie (her story is "Born in Blood"). I found the dynamic between him and Serra interesting; with her dancing toward him and him backing away. It took her being in danger for the truth of what he was doing and missing to hit him between the eyes. Readers will find other intriguing side stories and characters in this book. We get to know more about Wolfe, the Tago (leader of the Sentinels), and the Mave (leader of the high-borns) as these two reluctantly work together. Then there is Bas and his second in command, Kaede, two of the bad guys, but are they all bad when they both adore the little girl who was kidnapped? Though BLOOD ASSASSIN is part of a series it is a stand alone and a highly enjoyable one at that. If you have not read Ms. Ivy's Sentinels series you will want to pick up Born in Blood because they are fantastic reads. I cannot wait for the next one!

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