Does The Eternity Cure need to be read after other books?

This book is the second installment in The Blood of Eden series, so readers will benefit from starting with the first book, The Immortal Rules, to fully understand the ongoing plot and character development.

Does The Eternity Cure end on a cliffhanger?

The Eternity Cure concludes with significant plot developments that leave several major storylines unresolved, setting the stage for the next book in the series.

The Eternity Cure

Dystopian Vampire

Pages: 446
Published: 2013
Language: English

Synopsis

Allison Sekemoto is a vampire in a ruined world. The Red Lung virus has killed nearly everyone, and the people who remain answer to the undead. Her maker Kanin has fallen into the hands of Sarren, a psychotic vampire who is torturing him. Allie abandons the safety of Eden to bring Kanin back, guided by the blood bond that ties her to him.

She does not go alone. Jackal, her blood brother and a former raider king, comes along for reasons of his own: a hidden lab that may hold the key to a cure.

The search leads to New Covington, a city Allie knew when she was human. A new and deadlier outbreak is spreading through its people, and a vampire prince has set a deadline that cannot be met. Sarren keeps working in the background, always a step ahead.

This is the second book in the Blood of Eden series, after The Immortal Rules and before The Forever Song. It is a young adult dystopian vampire story with a fast, dark tone. Allie has to decide how much of her humanity she can hold onto, and how much she will give up to protect the people she loves.