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Title	:	Masquerade (Blue Bloods #2)
Author	:	Melissa de la Cruz
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	1st Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 307 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2007 by Hyperion
Categories	:	Young Adult. Paranormal. Vampires. Fantasy

Masquerade (Blue Bloods #2)

Melissa de la Cruz

Hardcover | Pages: 307 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 83797 Users | 2129 Reviews

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Schuyler Van Alen is starting to get more comfortable with her newfound vampire powers, but she still has many unanswered questions. A trip to Italy in search of her grandfather only serves to make things more confusing. What secrets are the leaders of The Committee hiding? Meanwhile, back in New York, preparations are feverishly underway for the famous Four Hundred Ball. In true Blue Blood fashion, the ball is totally fab, complete with masks—and hidden behind this masquerade is a revelation that will change the course of a young vampire’s destiny. The thrilling sequel in Melissa de la Cruz’s vampire mythology has all the glamour, attitude, and vampire lore that made the first book a hit.

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Original Title:	Masquerade
ISBN:	0786838930 (ISBN13: 9780786838936)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Blue Bloods #2
Characters:	Schuyler Van Alen, Mimi Force, Bliss Llewellyn, Jack Force, Oliver Hazard-Perry

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ehhhhh it was okay but i don't think i'll be continuing with this series. it just reminds me of vampire academy, but a slightly crappy version.

This one was much, much better than the 1st Blue Bloods book. I know, I know a lot of you hate this series but................The story starts off a little slow in the beginning and the pov alternates between 3 or 4 different characters, which takes a while to get used to. Midway through the book things really start to get interesting and you start to understand why the 1st book was written the way it was. The story really devolps and becomes really interesting.I will read the 3rd book in this

Masquerade was a lot of fun to read. The writing hasnt improved much from book one, but the characters and the plot sure did! This book had great pacing, and an even amount of plot development as well as scenes showing past events/explanations for things. Nothing ~super~ significant happens in this one, but there is a lot of learning that suggests there are some pretty exciting things coming up next. There also isnt an enormous amount of character growth in this book, but I feel like the stage

This wasn't as good as the first one. I actually went back, and flipped through the first one to make sure I wasn't imagining things. de la Cruz's writing style gets much more stilted and awkward in this book, and her exposition gets much more awkward. The first ten pages are full of INFORMATION BEING THROWN AT YOUR HEAD, HEY GUYS REMEMBER FROM THE LAST BOOK?!?Maybe I was on less cold medicine this time around, but I wasn't as enthralled. The story is still interesting (I like how de la Cruz

Aghhhhh that ending though! So, this is a pretty damn good vampire series so far but I am so ready for something to happen to Allegra already! Wake up! We also see a bit of what happened to begin with, but obviously there is more to that story. It did get a bit exhausting with the explosion and finding out who has responsible but it is interesting to know that Schuyler inherited some of her mother's abilities. I still don't like Mimi and for some reason I like Bliss even less? Maybe it has

This second "Blue Bloods" book has one major improvement - the number of pages dedicated to describing various pieces of clothing is reduced from about 150 pages in the first book to about 50. The rest of the book is of the same quality - same flat characters, same obsession with parties, expensive things and good looks, same absence of noticeable climax, and, sadly, same plot (or lack of it).What goes for these books however is a very intriguing new take on vampire lore. It is obvious this lore

This second "Blue Bloods" book has one major improvement - the number of pages dedicated to describing various pieces of clothing is reduced from about 150 pages in the first book to about 50. The rest of the book is of the same quality - same flat characters, same obsession with parties, expensive things and good looks, same absence of noticeable climax, and, sadly, same plot (or lack of it).What goes for these books however is a very intriguing new take on vampire lore. It is obvious this lore