I wouldn't mind seeing a spin-off series just about his adventures, either.
The endings for each character were realistic, and Oliver Hazard-Perry's final chapter was a fitting ending for him, although vampires on the TV show The Vampire Diaries would probably think he was insane for one of the choices he makes. Overall, I would say that this book is a good end to the series, although I will miss these vampires they made for some good reading.
Jack and Mimi have to pledge themselves to Lucifer to escape the Underworld, and he assigns them two tasks which won't be easy for them Jack must kidnap Schuyler, because they need her blood to open the gate to Heaven, and Mimi has to deceive Kingsley, her love. The book switches from present day to some chapters in Florence in the 1400s, and we get a bit of history that explains the present. I am a fan of this series, and this book was no exception. Will Bliss and the wolves she has recruited to join her win the battle for the vampires? Is Schuyler prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice, the same one Michael was forced to make in Florence so long ago? Love and vengeance, duty and loyalty, life and death - all are at odds in this gripping, heartbreaking finale of the Blue Bloods series. This time he has his greatest angels by his side, Abbadon and Azrael, or as they are known in the coven, Jack and Mimi Force. The Dark Prince of Hell is storming the Gates of Paradise, intent on winning the heavenly throne for good. I also got to interview de la Cruz a few months ago, and she talked about Blue Bloods and some of her other books.Įntertainment Weekly featured Blue Bloods' Schuyler Van Alen as #9 of the Top 20 Greatest Vampires, and in Gates of Paradise, she is running out of time.
Gates of Paradise is the final book in the Blue Bloods series, which started in 2004 the series is why I first started reading Melissa de la Cruz's books, actually.
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