Publishers Weekly on "Blood Groove"

The review was mixed, and contained at least one glaring factual error (the book was not originally released by Night Shade; they’re thinking of The Sword-Edged Blonde)*, but they did give me this jewel:

“Bledsoe . . . employs a suave, creepy style that suits the story.”

Suave and creepy. I’ll take that. It is a vampire novel, after all.

Read the whole review here; scroll about three-quarters of the way down.

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* Thanks to the diligence of my wonderful agent, as of 2/21/09 this error has been corrected in the online version.

One Comment on “Publishers Weekly on "Blood Groove"”

  1. Ouch.

    My 2nd book from Llewellyn just got a “this isn’t terrible but I liked her 1st book better” review (from someone I like, damn it). Suddenly I feel better about it.

    Oh, well, at least you got a NYT review, right?

    Are any of the reviewer’s complaints on target, or did he/she just not get the story?

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