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A review by jessbookishlife
Daylight's Deadly Kiss by Jay Raven
5.0
First of all, I would like to say that I have read the first book and loved it, so when I saw the opportunity to read and review this book, I was very excited. I love vampire stories, I'm currently working on one, if that's any clue of my love for this topic.
It always amazes me the amount of versions that exist around the story of vampires, from the POV of the vampires itself, or the one that hunt them, it all brings diversity and a new take on the legend.
With book one, Crimson Siege, I loved how Jay Raven took the them and made it his own, and with this novel, he continues to go deeper into the world he created, taking us with him. And we, once again, follow Anton Yoska, a vampire hunter.
I will try to now say much since I don't want to give any spoilers, plus I recommend you all to read book one and them book two, so you can fully understand the main character and his background story.
I loved the new element added to this world, with the Daylight's Kiss, and Leonard Da Vinci's formula. That just made the story richer in my opinion. And since Anton is the one procuring it, it got me so curious about that would happen next. Because, let's be honest, it's a century old battle between vampires and the Vatican, both parts want to have it. One to destroy it, the other to use it. Anything can happen and I loved that.
Overall, I loved that this book was as awesome as the first one. It had it's fair amount of excitement, action, horror, vampires, and a war that come with lies and uncertainty. Like I said previously, I do recommend you to read the previous novel, that why you can understand the character's background and why certain things happen.
It always amazes me the amount of versions that exist around the story of vampires, from the POV of the vampires itself, or the one that hunt them, it all brings diversity and a new take on the legend.
With book one, Crimson Siege, I loved how Jay Raven took the them and made it his own, and with this novel, he continues to go deeper into the world he created, taking us with him. And we, once again, follow Anton Yoska, a vampire hunter.
I will try to now say much since I don't want to give any spoilers, plus I recommend you all to read book one and them book two, so you can fully understand the main character and his background story.
I loved the new element added to this world, with the Daylight's Kiss, and Leonard Da Vinci's formula. That just made the story richer in my opinion. And since Anton is the one procuring it, it got me so curious about that would happen next. Because, let's be honest, it's a century old battle between vampires and the Vatican, both parts want to have it. One to destroy it, the other to use it. Anything can happen and I loved that.
Overall, I loved that this book was as awesome as the first one. It had it's fair amount of excitement, action, horror, vampires, and a war that come with lies and uncertainty. Like I said previously, I do recommend you to read the previous novel, that why you can understand the character's background and why certain things happen.