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The Ruby Circle A Bloodlines Novel Richelle Mead Books

So someone’s been bad. Want to take a wild guess? You guessed right! It’s me! I’m pretty terrible actually. I was totally sure that I reviewed this book. That’s why I’m finally posting this review now. It’s only one of my favorite (if not my all time favorite) YA series!! I apologize to my fellow Sydrian fans. I guess I delayed it because I was really hoping this book would help the series go out with a bang, but at the same time I was fearing Mead would give it a bitter-sweet and unsatisfying ending, like she tends to do for her series on several occasions.

All in all, I sort of ended this series feeling like no news is good news. I was really hoping for something more exhilarating, but in the end it felt like more of a fizzle. Without a doubt Books 3 and 4 are the best of the series. This book didn’t feel nearly as special and a few aspects felt like they were on the predictable side.

Sydrian didn’t have the same spark that I felt from them in the earlier books. The characters remain likable and both have grown which is nice to see, but that’s about all I can say.

I will definitely miss this series, and though I’m happy for a satisfying ended, at the same time I was left wanting more. I wasn’t into Vampire Academy nearly as much as Bloodlines, and there’s clearly an opportunity for another sequel of 6 after this one. But I don’t really think I want to follow those characters as the leads so I can’t say for sure if I’ll be reading it.


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The Ruby Circle A Bloodlines Novel Richelle Mead Books Reviews

Before I purchased this book, I read the reviews. Because I have read the entire series (including Vampire Academy), I was buying the book anyway but I wanted to see what others had to say and honestly, I might have wanted a little spoiler to make sure this book wasn't going to have a bad ending. This book is the final in the Bloodlines Series. If you haven't read the rest of the series, you will probably be a little lost. This book picks up right where the previous book left off (Adrian and Sydney just married, come back to court and fine out Jill is missing). I will try not to include too many spoilers here. This book is written in true Richelle Mead fashion. I know that some others did not enjoy this book as much or felt that it went in too many different directions but I felt otherwise. For me, knowing this was the last book in the series, this book did exactly what I needed it to do. It gave me closure! When I know a series is ending, I want closure on all of the stories in the book. I am not saying everyone has to have or gets a happy ending but I want to know what happened. I want to know did Eddie and Jill ever decide to accept how they feel about each other or at least make a decision to move with their lives? Did everything work out for Adrian and Sydney? Did Rose and Dimitri really have their happily ever after? Did Sydney make any amends with any of her family or get closure herself and just cut them off? I needed everything in all of the stories in this series to come to a real "end" for me. I think Richelle did a great job of this in this book. I am not saying who got their happy endings and who didn't but what I felt when I finished this book was closure. I don't think there could have been a better ending for this series. So while some readers might have felt this last book didn't "do it" for them, it was what I needed to end the whole story (Vampire Academy to Bloodlines).
Unlike many of other series enders from this author, the final book in Richelle Mead's Bloodlines series was anticlimactic and dull. Adrian and Sydney have become increasing more boring over the last few books. I enjoyed the first half of the series a lot because of the wonderful dynamic between Sydney and Adrian and also each novel's subplots.

My biggest problem with the last few books have been the focus on characters (Olive, Neil and Nina) who I just don't care about. These characters were largely introduced in The Fiery Heart and I never felt connected to with them enough for them to take up large amounts of the plot.

With the romantic tension gone now that Adrian and Sydney are a couple, the need for a completely compelling and engaging plot is amplified. Richelle Mead is notorious a detailed and clever plot artist, but I felt my enjoyment with this series take a nosedive after book 3. The finale to this six-book series just didn't deliver. I was bored with married Sydney and Adrian and wasn't interested in the sub-plots the author created to create more tension and action.
I enjoyed this book, but I enjoyed all the ones before it a lot more. This book let me down as far as it being the last one in the series. I liked that Rose and Dimitri were in this book here and there. This book was just lacking something for me though. The author did a nice job of tying up loose ends, but it just wasn't a satisfying conclusion for me. All the other books in the series involve twists and really exciting adventure. This book just seemed like a boring scavenger hunt with two plot lines going on at once with a nice calm ending. No plot twists, no character that I have come to love has anything dramatic happening to them really. It was one of those books where you could totally predict everything that was going to happen after reading the first five or so chapters.
So someone’s been bad. Want to take a wild guess? You guessed right! It’s me! I’m pretty terrible actually. I was totally sure that I reviewed this book. That’s why I’m finally posting this review now. It’s only one of my favorite (if not my all time favorite) YA series!! I apologize to my fellow Sydrian fans. I guess I delayed it because I was really hoping this book would help the series go out with a bang, but at the same time I was fearing Mead would give it a bitter-sweet and unsatisfying ending, like she tends to do for her series on several occasions.

All in all, I sort of ended this series feeling like no news is good news. I was really hoping for something more exhilarating, but in the end it felt like more of a fizzle. Without a doubt Books 3 and 4 are the best of the series. This book didn’t feel nearly as special and a few aspects felt like they were on the predictable side.

Sydrian didn’t have the same spark that I felt from them in the earlier books. The characters remain likable and both have grown which is nice to see, but that’s about all I can say.

I will definitely miss this series, and though I’m happy for a satisfying ended, at the same time I was left wanting more. I wasn’t into Vampire Academy nearly as much as Bloodlines, and there’s clearly an opportunity for another sequel of 6 after this one. But I don’t really think I want to follow those characters as the leads so I can’t say for sure if I’ll be reading it.