Midnight Marked

Chicagoland Vampires, Book 12

By: Chloe Neill

Narrated by: Sophie Eastlake

Length: 10 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's summary

Merit is one of Chicago's most skilled vampire warriors; these days, she doesn't scare easily. But she and Master vampire Ethan have made a new and powerful enemy, and he won't give up until he owns the Windy City.

With his last plan thwarted, he's more determined than ever to watch Cadogan burn. Ethan has put the House's vampires on high alert, but their enemy will stop at nothing, including pitting supernatural against supernatural. In this deadly game of cat and mouse, the stakes are life or death - and winning might mean sacrificing everything.

©2016 Chloe Neill (P)2016 Tantor

Perfection!

As always Sophie Eastlake delivers a stellar narration. She is one of my favaorites.
Loved, loved, loved the story. I can't believe only one more book in the seriess. I just know Neill won't disappoint when she finishes Ethan and Mierit's story. Totally looking forward, though with some sadness. For the end. I really hope we get to see the first, and only, vampire baby in last book.

Midnight marked

Interesting storyline and plot. Good character development. No real new direction or progress with the series except right at the very end...yet even that was predictable. Kind of same old same old feel.

Great addition to the series

All of the vampires and shifters in Chicago are fighting for their lives. There is a plan to kill all magical beings. Book also includes some surprises and secrets.

excellent series

wonderful narrator. excellent story line with great characters. I hope the story continues for many more books

Great story line!

Totally awesome story, I have enjoyed how Chloe Neill has developed Merritt and Ethan's fight to save Chi-town from the very beginning from book 1 to now. I can hardly wait for the next chapter in their lives to begin. Keep up the outstanding job Chloe and bring us more of their future antics! 😀

Can't wait for the next book!

As always I thoroughly enjoyed it. Hoping 13th book will be out soon thank you.

AWESOME AS THE REST!!

Great ending........

Good storyline. One of my go to series.
Always excited when another CV book comes out.

Loved this book!

Loved this book!  Again Merit, Ethan and there friends and allies face a dangerous foe named Adrien Reed. In this book you will see Merit make her one year anniversary from becoming a vampire and you will also see her face a personal foe. You will see her and Ethan overcome personal mistakes and become more united to take on Adrien Reed. In the end you will see how by them uniting with there friends and allies they are able to defeat Adrien Reed. Also at the end of this book you will finally get to witness something we have been waiting to happen for a while. Only sad thing is that after this book there is only one book left in this series. Will be waiting impatiently for the next book.

Methan fans will love this story.

Any additional comments?

Midnight Marked is the12th full length book in the series. The books build on each other so they must be read in order. It is told from the POV of Merit.

I’m not going to get too detailed with this review. It’s Merit’s one year anniversary as a vamp. Of course murder and all things supernatural interrupt the fun. Merit, Ethan, Mallory, Catcher, and the gang help solve the mysteries of what is happening in Chicago and save the day. Again.

There is supposed to be only one more book in this long, long series. The series itself is solid. The stories are interesting and full of unexpected turns and twists. The e-books are on the pricey side. If you like paranormal mystery/romance with female leads that kick booty, you’ll probably like this series.

Oh, to be so creative!

I’ve really enjoyed this series. Actually, I didn’t think I would enjoy it so much. The plots have such creative elements in them that I am always pleasantly surprised. I wish I had the gift of being so creative but, alas, God didn’t grant me that gift. My only real criticism is about the narration. The narrator is very talent but, she struggles with performing male voices. Therefore, they sound like an elderly man or a breathing speaking man. This does not come across as Alpha Master Vampire, to me. Dual narration could have really improved the listen.Oh well, one more book in the series.
- V from Kansas