#My demon friend chloe how to
I enjoyed watching them figure out how to navigate this aspect of their relationship, while still loving and being there for each other. Ethan is falling back on his go-to protect and exclude, while Merit is worrying and going on the defensive.
So yeah, Ethan's past is rearing it's ugly head and neither one knows quite how to navigate those waters. Thankfully, though, this was more of the kind of trouble you expect for any long-term couple, especially when one of the partners has hundreds of years of life history. Ethan and Merit are having troubles again and when I saw that coming my stomach about dropped. There's so many personalities and they're all so well-developed and unique. I just love them all in Blood Games- from Merit and Ethan, to the Omsbudies and Merit's grandfather, to Jonah and Mallory and the Cadogan vampires. I think the characters are what captivate me about this series. But still a solid performance and I'll definitely continue listening to this series. I think it was Ethan's voice bleeding into Jonah's, which was unfortunate, because I felt like some of his personality was lost as result too at moments. For Blood Games, though, I noticed for the first time a lot of bleed over between Ethan and Jonah's voices, to the point where I got confused sometimes who was talking. She's Merit for me now and I think that if I were to read these books I'd hear her voice for Merit. I enjoyed Sophie Eastlake narration for Blood Games as usual. So, of course, I loved it! Note: some series spoilers to follow. Blood Games was no exception to that rule. I love the books in this series that involve lots of GP BS, because it makes me so angry.
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