What did you love best about A Chill in the Blood?
I remember reading these books when I was a teenager. It was a gritty mix of supernatural action and organized crime from the 20s. I loved them so much and then, they just stopped at book 6. A few days ago I was trolling for new books and saw this and I literally yelped in joy! I immediately ordered up enough credits to purchase all of the books through 12 and set to listening. So what did I love best about the book? PN Elrod's take on the 20s and vampires has always been the best thing for me. The fact that I have been waiting for 25 years for this, just icing on the cake and worth the wait!
What did you like best about this story?
So many things to choose from, gangsters, tommy guns, dirty money, convoluted plots, and yes, vampires.
What does Johnny Heller bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
He really brings the cadence of the speech for the time. When I listen to him I feel like I am listening to someone from the 1920's telling me a story.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
No laughing or crying, but I sure gave a few fist pumps when Jack saved Shoe's butt.
Any additional comments?
PN Elrod, if you are out there...Thanks for bringing back Jack!!!