The Covenant of Blood
by J.S. Living
Review: The Covenant of
Blood by J.S. Living
⭐️⭐️⭐️
(3/5)
If you like Dracula-inspired lore, this book
offers a bold twist: Elizabeth Bathory-Tepés, daughter of Dracula and the
infamous Blood Countess, sets out on a centuries-long quest to find her mother,
confront her blackouts, and save her father’s soul. Gothic atmosphere,
folklore, and historical figures blend into an ambitious supernatural tale.
The worldbuilding is immersive, with journals
and letters adding emotional weight, but multiple POVs, slow pacing, and too
many subplots sometimes muddy the impact. Elizabeth and the supporting cast are
intriguing yet underdeveloped, and the romance scenes lean on clunky euphemisms
that break the tone. Similar character names add more confusion.
Overall, The
Covenant of Blood is imaginative and atmospheric, but uneven in execution.
Fans of dark, lore-heavy vampire stories with historical flavor may still enjoy
its dramatic scope.
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Review: The Covenant of
Blood by J.S. Living
⭐️⭐️⭐️
(3/5)
If you like Dracula-inspired lore, this book
offers a bold twist: Elizabeth Bathory-Tepés, daughter of Dracula and the
infamous Blood Countess, sets out on a centuries-long quest to find her mother,
confront her blackouts, and save her father’s soul. Gothic atmosphere,
folklore, and historical figures blend into an ambitious supernatural tale.
The worldbuilding is immersive, with journals
and letters adding emotional weight, but multiple POVs, slow pacing, and too
many subplots sometimes muddy the impact. Elizabeth and the supporting cast are
intriguing yet underdeveloped, and the romance scenes lean on clunky euphemisms
that break the tone. Similar character names add more confusion.
Overall, The
Covenant of Blood is imaginative and atmospheric, but uneven in execution.
Fans of dark, lore-heavy vampire stories with historical flavor may still enjoy
its dramatic scope.
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