There were a lot of twists and turns that left me breathless and wanting for more. I like how the plot’s problem expanded out, making it an even bigger issue, thus making the action even better. There were a lot of moments that just flowed smoothly and a few unexpected moments that kept me on the edge of my seat. Plot-wise, it was much better written and executed compared to the first. Unlike with Vendetta, Inferno is so much better, and I’m so happy with everything that went on in Inferno I felt like my heart would burst from my chest. It’s cute, a bit cheesy, and your typical puppy-love crush that blooms into something more. It revolves around a small Chicago suburb, where Sophie suddenly finds herself in a sticky situation with the Falcones. So I’m really happy to say that Inferno exceeded my expectations! There was snark, romance, and blood! A lot of blood and revenge spilled throughout the whole book, which lived up to its title!įor those who haven’t read Vendetta yet, it’s a sort-of Romeo and Juliet thing going on between the main female character, Sophie Gracewell, and a new mysterious guy named Nic Falcone. I didn’t like the first book that much, since it mainly focused on the love story brewing between Sophie and Nic and I was craving more of the action scenes that came along with its Mafia theme.

I was expecting a lot from this book, especially at how the first one ended.

I’ll be your light, until you can be it yourself again.” “The whole point of being a good friend is being in the darkness. Soon another mafia clan spoils the fragile peace – and with her heart drawn in one direction and her blood in another, Sophie’s in deeper than ever. But Nic, the Falcone brother who represents everything she’s trying to forget, won’t give up on their love – and it’s Luca’s knife she clutches for comfort. Sophie’s life has been turned upside-down, and she’s determined to set things right. Romeo and Juliet meets The Godfather in the second installment of Catherine Doyle’s Blood for Blood series. Release Date and Publisher: January 2016, Chicken House

Vendetta by Catherine Doyle