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“Blood Cartel by Nicholas Woode-Smith ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. You can slay a hundred monsters and some people will still look down on you. And for every person that calls you a hero, there’s another that calls you a murderer.I’ve been punished for doing my job and tossed to the side to solve a sham of a case, when I’d rather be busting the heads of undead and necromancers.People go missing in Hope City every day. But this new case is special.There is something happening in my city, and I need to solve it before anymore people wind up dead.My name is Kat Drummond, and I’m a Part-Time Monster Hunter.Blood Cartel is the action-packed, edge-of-your-seat, sequel to Part-Time Monster Hunter. Continue this thrilling urban fantasy series by reading it today.Open Urban Fantasy is a genre where magic and fantasy is openly acknowledged. Hope City is located in a world of magic and modernity, where monster hunters use mobile apps, ghosts hijack taxis and vampires rule nightclubs.

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Blood Cartel continues the tale of Kat, our heroine. The story begins in the courtroom, deliberating on the slaying of Kat’s human antagonist during the first book. And while the first book was more action oriented, the courtroom is a good metaphor for Kat’s journey within Blood Cartel. A bit more thought over action, a bit more exploration into character, and perhaps a bit more frustration (at least for this reader). I will do my best to add my thoughts without spoilers.World building: Once again a strong point within. We see a continuation on the first book that seems true and well thought out.Characters: We finally see why Duer and Andy were introduced in the first book, but seemed to have little to contribute. Both certainly play a role within. Drake also returns, but unfortunately remains a bit two dimensional. Drake plays his part well, but we don’t get much more than the supporting hero. Parnish really shines through Blood Cartel however, as he continues to develop his craft. He is quickly becoming one of my favorite characters. Kat has me a bit conflicted. Her internal struggle seems to revolve around the slaying of the first book’s antagonist, and her battle to overcome seeing the humanity in monsters she finds at the other side of her swords. I plan on giving Blood Cartel a second read, but this conflict bothers me coming from the hardened monster hunter of the first book.