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Vampire Academy: Blood Promise is the tale of Rose Hathaway and her promise to her lover Dimitri that leads her to many unlikely circumstances as the story proceeds through a mysterious maze of luck and relationships. Summary Of The Book Blood Promise was published as the fourth book among the Vampire Academy’s series of six novels authored by Richelle Mead. This series is followed by a sequel series of novels that consists of six books designed to follow the tales of the other six novels of this series. The tale of this series of novels is recounted by one of the central characters called Rose Hathaway. The tale of this book, Vampire Academy: Blood Promise, revolves around the characters of Rose Hathaway and Dimitri, her true lover. They had promised each other in the previous book about a deed that’s going to separate them forever, because they know one of them is going to become a Strigoi. Dimitri becomes a Strigoi, and is perhaps in Siberia. What is the deal that is going to change their lives forever? Will they stand firm to their decision or is their love towards each other going to take its toll? This part of the series emphasises on Rose’s emotional conflicts as she journeys to Russia in order to search for her true lover, Dimitri and keep her promise. Will her hunt lead her to Dimitri? Is her journey going to be smooth or does it have difficulties in store for her? About Richelle Mead Richelle Mead is a fantasy, teen and adult fiction author. Apart from this book she has authored several other books under a series of novels titled as the Georgina Kincaid Series, Dark Swan Series, Vampire Academy Series, Bloodlines Series, and Anthologies. She was born on November 12, 1976, in Michigan. She acquired her General Studies degree from the University of Michigan. She holds a Master’s degree from Western Michigan University in the discipline of Comparative Religion. She also holds another Master’s degree in teaching from the University of Washington. She has won the Teen Read Awards and Goodreads Choice Awards in 2010 for Best Teen Series and Goodreads author respectively. She also won the Goodreads Choice Awards in 2011 for Best Graphics Novel and Comics for the Vampire Academy Series.