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Jazz Dent has never been closer to catching his father.
Jazz has been shot and left to die in New York. His girlfriend, Connie, is in the clutches of Jazz's monstrous father, Billy--the world's most notorious serial killer. And his best friend, Howie, is bleeding to death on the floor of Jazz's new home.
Somehow, these three must rise above the horrors and find a way to come together in pursuit of Billy.
But then Jazz crosses a line he's never crossed before, and soon the entire country is wondering: "Like father, like son? Who is the true monster?"
From New York City to the small town of Lobo's Nod, the chase is on, and this time, Jazz is the hunted, not the hunter--while Billy Dent lurks in the shadows.
And beyond Billy? Something much, much worse. Prepare to meet...the Crow King.
From acclaimed author Barry Lyga comes the shocking conclusion to the bestselling I Hunt Killer trilogy.
- Sales Rank: #32786 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-06
- Released on: 2015-10-06
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.25" h x 1.50" w x 5.50" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 496 pages
From School Library Journal
Gr 9 Up—Jasper "Jazz" Dent is locked in a storage locker with two dead bodies, trying to nurse his own bullet wound in the dim light of a fading cellphone. Picking up (without pause) from the cliff-hanger ending in Game (2013), Lyga's series about the 17-year-old who was first introduced in I Hunt Killers (2012) as the son of escaped killer Billy Dent continues as he tries to aid the police in his father's recapture. Unaware that his girlfriend Connie has been lured by Billy to a Brooklyn tenement house and imprisoned with Jazz's mother, and that his hemophiliac friend, Howie, has been attacked, Jazz faces his demons alone—including repressed memories with sexual undertones, and the creepy voice of Billy educating his son on the acumen required to be a good serial killer (appearing in italics). The worrisome genetic factor plagues Jazz yet propels him in the right direction to foil some copycat killers and elude authorities long enough to solve his own life's mysteries. Obstructing the law, the teen follows clues that take him back home to Lobo's Nod for the chilling climax and surprise ending, despite red herrings thrown in the readers' path at every turn. Connie and Howie continue to play major roles in this episode, often providing their own points of view, as do officers Hughes and Tanner as bumbling but likable authorities. As a trilogy wrap-up, this gory winner with raw appeal requires having read the first two titles.—Vicki Reutter, State University of New York at Cortland
Review
*"Lyga's burial of the I Hunt Killers trilogy cements it as one of the most ambitious thriller series in YA history, and the absolute best cliff from which teen readers can dive into the grueling world of adult crime procedurals."―Booklist (starred review)
*"[A] gory winner with raw appeal..."―School Library Journal (starred review)
"The two previous books raised tantalizing questions [and] Lyga delivers with a vengeance."―The Horn Book
About the Author
Barry Lyga is the author of several acclaimed young adult novels, including I Hunt Killers, its sequel Game, Blood of My Blood, and his debut, The Astonishing Adventures of Fanboy and Goth Girl. He now knows way too much about how to dispose of a human body. Barry lives and writes in New York City.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
The conclusion to all this crazy. Thrillers for #WeNeedDiverseBooks lovers
By Blanca Welsh
This book is the conclusion to the "I Hunt Killers" trilogy, and I should first warn readers, that this book reveals some pretty offscreen sexually explicit themes, including sexual abuse. If that is something that makes you dry heave, this isnt the book for you.
What I must get out the way...I was extremely reluctant to read this series at first. While it'd been suggested to us by Stacy Whitman, and then to my braggart sister Libertad, I just wasnt sure I could get into a story about a teenage white boy, who was the son of a notorious, the MOST notorious serial killer to ever live. Libby bragged about it so much, after suggesting it to our book soul mate Fountain Pen Diva, so I caved in when I'd seen they'd both responded so highly despite the subject matter.
I think this series will be one of those series' I talk about for years, when mentioning my favorite series'. It had so many things that I now look for in books, that is so needed in books, that I wish anyone who hasn't read it, would consider it immediately.
Blood of My Blood is the last story in the I Hunt Killers trilogy, and starts where the second book left off. Jasper, or "Jazz" bleeding to death with a gun wound to the leg, in a storage unit and two dead bodies.
The pacing in this story is friggin' amazing. I think because every time you'd get far with one narrative, they'd snatch you back to another person's narrative, leaving you in a fit of suspense. It always revealed just enough information, where you thought you knew what the hell was going on, so much, that at times even Jasper was dumbfounded like the reader.
The story purposely tried to make the reader keep their eye off the prize, and I was guilty of falling victim to that, because my mind just doesn't work like Billy Dent, Jasper's father, or the scariest white man on the planet.
I just couldn't imagine waking up to seeing Billy's face in front of mine, evil and twisted, and enjoying my fear no less. But even with his big balls of crazy, a sick part of me was glad he gave many moments to breath from his evil. Im a little ashamed to admit, and come on? You have to admit, the notorious Billy Dent mastering the Ipad is pretty damn hilarious.
But back to subject, the world building aspect, is still pretty cool, if you consider it to be what it's like to be in the mind of a serial killer. I always enjoyed the references to famous serial killers, because truth be told, I'd never heard of them or bothered to research them before hand. It's crazy how many thing sickos have gotten away with, and for as long as they did. A subject matter to address? You will never look at social networking the same as with this book.
I so wanted to predict the outcome so BAD, but I couldn't have predicted the ending until the last minute, and I was very afraid for the main character.
This was the first book out of the series, where I found Jasper humanly relatable. In the first two books, I had a love hate relationship with Jazz, because of his capabilities to manipulate, but resisting the power to always use it. This book gave some info to his backstory. I wont spoil it for readers, but sadly, I think Jazz was doomed before he was even born.
He never stood a chance to be 100 % normal, and for that, I don't know how to hate him completely. He nearly lost himself several times in this book, and a part of me was glad that he didn't, but another part was disappointed on what that outcome gave.
As a Supernatural fan, and the constant use of the phrase "The Family Business?" This book took that to a whole other level. Jazz took the "Aang" from The Last Avatar route(fans of the series will have a better idea what that means) but it wasn't without consequence.
There was just so much going on with this book. My only complaint is how long it took for it to come out!
The writing style is signature Barry Lyga. Clear and organized. I have no complaints about the style of it. The book is third person, but it actually had multiple POVs, that included bigger roles for Connie, Howie, Weathers, G.William, Hughes, and sadly, even Billy himself.
But they were all amazingly clear, and I wasn't lost for one second. The editing fits an industry standard, and blended dialogue and beats well enough for me to want more. And more. And more.
This is why the I Hunt Killers trilogy will stay with me. It's diversity. Barry Lyga even stated, that he will miss this series, because it's his most successful, and that should trump any bums claiming that including marginalized groups make the sales of a book go down.
True lovers of diversity in books, are parts of the reason this book was so successful. People want to see themselves in books, and not just to help an aid the "default" main character.
Jazz and his long term girlfriend Conscience aka "Connie" were what made me purchase the book, seeing how interracial couples in books, rarely get to just "be" a couple. They're often an "interracial" one. I loved Connie. I think the predicament she put herself in was a bit naive, and she paid for it, but doesn't every teenager make mistakes for people they care about? I only hope that their story isn't over.
I've said this before in my reviews, but the authors HAD to have dated a black girl some time in his life. I chuckle just a little bit, every time I saw the words "hair bonnet" when it come to Connie, mainly because, since I often read this book at night, I was ironically always wearing one. I want to know this dude's in. Why the hell is Lyga being so progressive? How dare he research my experience and actually get it right, instead of make me a stereotype. How dare he!
Howie, that dude is my homie for life. I loved Howie, because he was just such a good freaking friend. He put his life in danger, but did so for the love of friends, and had gotten himself tangled in this craziness, and had a snarky remark to go along with it. So little time or effort is given to make strong, well thought out characters with disabilities.
Hemophilia isnt exactly the best genetic disorder to have when you're chasing serial killers. At 6'6"- 6'7", is freakishly huge height should have made him a threat, but he was still a boy, trying to fit in, and keep his friends alive. If it hadn't been for him, making Jazz human, who knows where Jazz would've ended up. I especially loved his relationship with Connie. I nearly cried when he and Connie saw each other after weeks, and cried together. It was so emotional, and I was glad to see boys crying, in a society that labels men as weak for showing such emotion.
The title is what creeps me out the most. I thought it was plain and obvious, but when it was referenced, I swear, chills were sent down my spine, and I sat for a good 30 seconds, like WOW. There goes my sanity. Before reading this book, I figured I wouldn't give on the title, but now that Im free, free to wander aimlessly with no real purpose, but to think about this book, I cant do Lyga like that.
The cover also suits to book 100%, I hate crows. Never looking at them the same again(even though, my superstitions made me never like them in the first place. You see one at your window, someone's totally dying in your house. Just saying).
The character names and descriptions are all repeats, if you dont know them already. This is the third and final book, so it gets it by default, because by now you already know what they look like.
My hat tips to Lyga. Im so messed up, and happy to be finally free. I LOVED this series. I dont know how many times I have to say it, but I LOVED this series. This is the first book in a really long time, if ever, that I've given a full five stars to.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
A satisfying conclusion
By Liviania
The I Hunt Killers trilogy comes to a violent conclusion in BLOOD OF MY BLOOD. When GAME ended, Jasper, Connie, and Howie were each in mortal peril. With Billy Dent on the loose, everyone else is pretty much in mortal peril too. And, as the survivors are starting to realize, Billy and Jasper's history is more complicated than it first appears.
I am quite honestly not sure how I feel about all of the revelations. I feel like half of them were awesome, and half were terrible and not what I wanted at all (even though I expected that's what was going on). And I really can't talk about them in detail since I don't want to spoil any of the (many) twists in this review.
Suffice it to say, if you've enjoyed I HUNT KILLERS and GAME, then you need to read the conclusion of Jasper's story. If you haven't read the first two books, you'll be totally lost trying to navigate BLOOD OF MY BLOOD. It builds strongly on the events of the previous novels.
I'm sad to see these characters go, but I like how well the trilogy played itself out. Another book would be stretching the premise far too thin. I'm not sure if this is the ending I wanted for Jasper, but I'm well satisfied with it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Chapter by Chapter's review of Blood of my Blood
By MaryAnn
Author Barry Lyga’s I Hunt Killers novels have been some of my favorite reads over the past few years. I’ve absolutely loved the thrilling mysteries that both I Hunt Killers and Game contained and getting to read Blood of my Blood (the last novel in the trilogy!!) was the icing on the cake. The only thing I knew before going into Blood of my Blood was that it was going to surpass the novels that came before it. It had to. With how Game went down with cliff-hanger endings for the three main characters of the series and Jazz left to die—something crazy was going to happen and I had no clue what.
Blood of my Blood picks up where Game left off. Connie is in Billy Dent’s clutches, Howie is facing his own mortality and the fact that he might have killed Jazz’s grandmother and Jazz is dying inside of a storage locker. However a turn of events bring the trio together with ground-breaking new information. Jazz’s mother isn’t only alive and well but she’s closer than any of them think. And when Jazz reaches his breaking point every mystery surrounding him and his childhood is brought to light. There’s something far more dangerous than Billy Dent out there in the world. There are the Crows and their leader: the Crow King.
I wasn’t surprised by the fast pace in Blood of my Blood but I wasn’t at all expecting to finish the novel as fast as I did. There’s so much going on in Blood of my Blood. Readers are going to be left on the edge of their seat while they flip through the pages of the crazy final installment in the series. Everything about it is crazy. While there isn’t the same feel as the last two novels (hunting killers whose identities are completely secret), hunting down Billy Dent is intense.
The biggest question while reading Blood of my Blood is what the ending outcome will be. Will everybody get a happy ending? Who will live? Who will die? And will Jazz end up just like his father? All these questions and I wanted answers dammit! Luckily, there are answers. Lots and lots of answers. Every question and plot twist set up since the first novel is given an explanation (though some vary from ‘okay’ to ‘holy crap what’).
The writing in Blood of my Blood has the same feel as the last two novels. Perfect descriptions, crazy plot twists and crazier characters. Everything about Blood of my Blood is sound and (more importantly) incredibly shocking. The character development in Blood of my Blood is very well-done and leads readers to wonder just what will become of Jazz and if there’s a sociopath lingering inside of him somewhere. I don’t think a novel has ever made me cringe at events that conspire more than Blood of my Blood has.
What readers should keep in mind before going into Blood of my Blood is that it does get pretty disturbing. From new murders to Billy Dent and his antics to uncovering the Crow King’s identity and just what they’ve done. I’m someone who can stomach quite a bit when reading and considering some of the stuff that’s gone down in the I Hunt Killers series I didn’t expect to be nearly as bothered by some of the information that is given out to Dent and the reader. This novel isn’t just the most intense out of the series thus far but it is also very, very messed-up which should be expected before going into it.
All in all, Blood of my Blood was a great end to the series.
I would recommend the I Hunt Killers series to readers who are looking for a mystery/thriller that will keep them on the edge of their seats, to any readers who want a novel with wicked serial killers and to any readers who just want a series that leaves so much food for thought and offers some crazy murders.
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