
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Burned-P.C. & Kristin Cast

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Tags: House of Night, vampires
Saturday, June 12, 2010
The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Hourglass-Claudia Gray
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Tags: Evernight, ghosts, vampire hunters, vampires
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Spirit Bound-Richelle Mead
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Tags: Vampire Academy, vampires
Sunday, May 30, 2010
The Tear Collector-Patrick Jones
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Tags: Michigan, supernatural, sympathy, vampires
Monday, May 24, 2010
Stargazer-Claudia Gray
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Tags: boarding schools, vampire hunters, vampires
Monday, May 17, 2010
Evernight-Claudia Gray
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Tags: boarding schools, vampires
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Thirst No. 2-Christopher Pike
I love this book series. It's so easy to read. It's non-stop action and it has a ton of twists. I highly recommend it to all the vampire fans out there.
Sita's story continues in these three books: SPOILER ALERT!
In Phantom, after Sita becomes human again, Ray comes back from the dead and he and Sita move into a house together. Sita becomes pregnant with her daughter. She meets Paula, another pregnant girl. Sita is only pregnant for about 2 months in all, the growth of the baby is accelerating. When her daughter is born violently, she is name Kalika, she who destroys. Kalika is part vampire and needs blood, so Sita regretfully tricks a boy into coming home with her. His blood feeds Kalika. Kalika is fully grown within a couple week, looking about 20 years old. She is the incarnation of Kali Ma. She wants to see Paula's baby once he is born. Paula runs with the baby soon after. Sita uses some of the baby's blood with Yaksha's too make her a vampire again. She faces her daughter and Seymour is stabbed. Sita heals him with the rest of the baby's blood she had from the hospital.
In Evil Thirst, Sita meets Dr. Seter and James. They have a scripture that Suzama, an old friend of Sita's from Egypt and she could see the future, wrote and Sita wants to see it. It mentions that Krishna, Jesus and this baby all have the same soul. It mentions the Dark Mother, Kali Ma. Kalika is still after the baby and they all end up at Lake Tahoe. Sita finds out who James (Ory) really is only after her daughter is fatally injured.
In Creatures of Forever, Sita finds out that some aliens from another dimension have her blood. They are the Setian for back in Egypt, lizard beings. Alanda, an old friend of Sita that she doesn't remember assists Sita in going back in time only in soul to stop Landolf from ever getting her blood. She goes back to when she saves Dante whose a leper. She plays out what happened as it should until the confrontation, where she kills Landolf only to find out Dante is the real Landolf. She doesn't give him her blood.
In the end, Sita goes back to when Yaksha was born and stabs his infant body.
She has changed her path. She will not become a vampire. So, how come there's a Thirst No. 3 if there are no vampire anymore?
~*Haley*
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Uninvited-Amanda Marrone
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Tags: vampires
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Vampire Diaries The Return 2: Shadow Souls-LJ Smith
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Tags: kitsune, Vampire Diaries, vampires
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Vampire Kisses 2: Kissing Coffins-Ellen Schreiber

Raven has to find Alexander. He left without a word. Now she's sure he's a vampire, but does she want to be a vampire anymore? Not yet. After finding out that Jameson called from the Coffin Club, Raven goes to Hipsterville to find him and Alexander, but they're not there. She meets Jagger, whom she finds out is a vampire too. Raven goes back to Alexander's mansion and she finds them and Alexander and Jagger fight. Jagger is scared off only after at temping to bite Raven. Alexander and Jagger later fight at the Drive-In. This book is also a very short, funny read. Only 165 pages long. I started it this morning and am done. I guess I'll check out the rest of the series.
I totally recommend it! :)
~*Haley*
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Tags: vampire kisses, vampires
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Betrayals-Lili St. Crow
This is the second book in the Strange Angels series.
Dru Anderson is sent to the Schola for her own protection after she finds out about her djamphir (half vampire) heritage. The Schola is an all-boys training facility which makes Dru feel like an outsider. She's not allowed outside of the school, but she does escape a few times. Christophe come back, which makes her feel a bit better, but then she finds out that there's a traitor in the Order and Christophe is a suspect. Graves (the Goth-Boy turned skin changer) is making friends with werwulfen.
The schola is attacked twice, the second time a Burner sets it on fire. Dru, Graves, Christophe and a few other werwulfen escape and set of for another safe place. Dru's in danger and no one can be trusted.
I recommend this series to fans of Vampire Academy or Maximum Ride. But, beware of the small text on each page. It's not very easy to read, but I got through it and still like the characters. Dru is a cool, tough character.
Pop Lit Journal:
Dru and Graves and even Christophe have their own saying or “catch phrases”. Things they seem to say repeatedly that make it easy to distinguish who’s saying what when dialog doesn’t include “I said” or “he said.” Dru has her saying in her thought too, of course, because this novel is written in first person. Since Dru grew up in Florida, she has some very southern saying that she picked up from her Gran or dad. She swears a lot, but I won’t go into that. Whenever she’s desperate she thinks “oh, God” or “Jesus.” Whenever something seems too make sense, she thinks, “go figure.” Twice in the same paragraph she described how male werwulfen and male djamphirs will change at “the drop of a hat.” Her father or Gran’s voice would always come to her mind with advice or their own little sayings they used to say to Dru. She also has a lot of thoughts about how she doesn’t like being told what to do or thoughts how she doesn’t want to ruin her tough-girl image. Out of all the books I’ve read, this series has had the most italicized thoughts from the main character I’ve ever seen. Some of the things she says a lot sarcastically are “gee, thanks” and “peachy.” She’s a very stubborn and sarcastic character.
Graves (Goth Boy turned Skin-changer) has his own little phrases. “First one’s free,” is like his motto or something. In Strange Angels he said it like twenty -something times, in this book only about three times. He’s very generous, especially to Dru. He obviously likes her even though she kind of ruined the life he had before they came to the Schola. He said he liked the Schola better, anyways. At least they feed him there. He’s a really nice, smart guy even though he smokes and he’s Goth. He is pretty much Dru’s best friend now, and has potential to be her boyfriend too. Whenever something’s wrong he says, “Christ” or even “Jesus.”
Christophe has the tendency to say things in what I think is Russian. I seriously wish the author put a glossary in the back of this book so I knew what Christophe was calling Dru half the time. He calls Dru his “little bird” in English and possibly in Russian. Since Christophe is older than he looks since he is half vampire, I was able to tell his age from the way he spoke. He sounded like he must be about a hundred years old since he spoke like an old man or like an old-time romantic. Dru didn’t realize he was so old, but I thought it was sort of obvious. How would a teen know so much about her mother?
~*Haley*
P.S. I HAD TO RETYPE THIS DARN THING BECAUSE MY INTERNET FAILED LAST NIGHT!!! I HATE COMCAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Tags: strange angels novels, supernatural, vampires, werewolves
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Devil's Kiss-Sarwat Chadda
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Hearts At Stake-Alyxandra Harvey
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Tags: Drake Chronicles, vampires
Friday, February 19, 2010
Vampire Kisses-Ellen Schreiber
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Thirst No. 1-Christopher Pike
Throughout these three books there are continuing themes. The main character Sita keeps on mentioning paradoxes. A paradox is a kind of contradiction. It has to do with opposites. Sita mentions a story about a demon that asked a god for invincibility and the power to kill anyone by touching the top of his of her head. The paradox of the gifts given to him was the solution to the paradox. The question was which one was stronger. He ended up being tricked into touching the top of his own head and the gift canceled each other out and he was killed. Sita thinks her whole life is a paradox and she even discusses it with Krishna, the eighth avatar or God. Krishna talks about how everything has an opposite. Fire has ice. Day has night. Sita and Krishna are the same and yet different. It reminded me of Yin-and-Yang.
There is also a theme of life and death. Sita does not enjoy killing, though she does it when she needs to. A few times when the bad guy said that they didn’t want to die, she would come back with the phrase “Then you should never have been born.” It is true that everybody who has been born dies too. Even vampires die, but not of old age. Sita was the last vampire supposedly, so she killed the rest of the vampires to save the world from them. The first vampire, Yaksha, became tired of living so he tried to complete (originally) his mission to rid the world of vampires by killing Sita, Ray and himself. Sita, who was older than Yaksha, didn’t want to die yet. Her true desire was to become human. She wanted a baby. She wanted to create life.
Humanity is another theme in these books. Sita was only a human for a short time. She lived in a village of mostly blond haired blue eye people in a place south of what is Russia today. When she was twenty she met Rama and he became her husband. They had a daughter name Lalita. When Yaksha turned her she had to leave them. She missed them so much throughout the years. Sita became drawn to Ray because he reminded Sita of Rama. He might have been his reincarnation, but sadly, he sacrificed himself. Sita remembered Arturo, an alchemist from Florence. He knew how to change some things into other things using crystals and a copper sheet. Sita catches up with him in the third book. He wants to change all of humanity into perfect vampire-human hybrids. Sita thinks humans should stay human. She wished she stayed human. Before the bomb kills Arturo, he tells her that he knows how to make her human again. After he dies she goes to his house and uses his tools to make her human again.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives Manga's-Ellen Schreiber & REM
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Friday, January 15, 2010
Nightschool Manga Series by Sveltlana Chmakova
This is now officially one of my favorite Manga series. It's published by Yen Press like the Maximum Ride manga were. There's witches, vampire and shifters in it, as well as other creatures. I'm not sure if the 2nd volume has come out yet, but I'll check at Borders probably. The main character is a Weirn witch girl named Alex. She's on the cover, see? I'm not going to do a summary because I've only read the 1st volume, so read it for yourself!
Friday, January 8, 2010
Immortal Love Stories With A Bite
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Tags: immortal, short stories, vampires
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Bite Me! by Melissa Francis
This was an amazing, hilarious book full of south humor and vampire fiction. AJ (Ariel Jane) Ashe is a 17-year-old vampire who's mom marries her (ex) boyfriend's dad (Rick). She struggles to stay away from him as he not-dates a girl named Lindsey. At the bonfire before school starts, AJ tries to re-bound with Noah James, a soccer player like her. She drinks a beer, thereby losing control of her instincts. She is filled with a lust high and starts making out with him, but she bites his tongue after he tries to get rough with her. After being stopped abruptly when Bridget (one of her BFF's, the other is Malia) and Ryan (her stepbrother/ex-boyfriend) come along, she blacks out and wakes up in her room. Noah is found beaten, bitten and dead two days later, and a few days after that, becomes an undead vampire (a dichampyre). AJ feels guilty and thinks it was her fault that he's dead, but it was a snake bite that killed him. AJ goes through a Hell of a first week of school. She gets framed for cheating, and gets suspended. Photoshopped pictures of her making out with the hot social studies teacher, Mr. Charles, are posted on Facebook by a person who hacked her account. AJ finds out her parents were from the Serpentine line of vampires, and that she may play a part in some mysterious prophecy. I give this book four stars. (****) I really liked it. I read 175 pages of it just today and finished it. Much better than I expected. Remember kids, don't always judge a book by it's cover!
I really can't wait till Melissa Francis's second book, Love Sucks!, comes out. More AJ Ashe please! :)
~*Haley*
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Tags: bite me, melissa francis, vampires














