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Leader of the Park Review

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LEADER OF THE PARK is not your ordinary vampire hunter story.
The main character, Eric Wells, is a nineteen-year-old gas station attendant, living in a trailer park with his alcoholic father, and desires nothing more than hanging out and partying with his trailer park friends, until he begins having dreams of deaths going on around him. And when those dreams become reality, he is thrust into a world that he would never believe possible.
So begins the strange journey of a young man into the life of a demon hunter.
This story is set in the early 1980's, and is full of accounts of young men and women partying, etc. as they unwittingly find that there is evil in their midst. Eric's world begins to fall apart all around him as he becomes the center of an unreal adventure, with no knowledge of how to deal with it.
Answers come from unlikely sorces. An old friend, an odd mechanic, and even his father, who has some experience with the world of vampires and demons too.
The author puts his own stamp on both the vampires and their slayers. Saunders' vampires are more modern; they can come out in the daytime, they are more socially active, and he refers to different types of vampires. The hunters have supernatural abilities to. They can see the threats in their dreams, and have a supernatural inner weapon to help fight these creatures.
In addition to vampires, this world hosts many other creatures of darkness, many of which are only visible to those who hunt them.
If you are looking for Dracula, then this book might not be for you. But if you are looking for something new and exciting, then I would recommend this book.

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V3: The Vampire Vignettes ReVamped Review

V3: The Vampire Vignettes ReVamped
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This is no ordinary book of the undead...nor is it your same old, tired vampire tales. "V3: The Vampire Vignettes Revamped" contains tales that stand alone and, at the same time, entertwine with each other. The situations in the everyday lives of G.L. Giles' vampires are not totally unlike the ones you and I have on a regular basis - but the dark twists (and trysts) of these characters make you realize you're just a fraction away of being a vampire yourself. As you read along, imagining you're the one in these "seemingly normal" situations, the supernatural aspect rears it's caliginous head and you think, "My god, what the heck am I....uh...IS HE/SHE DOING??" Yes, it's THAT engrossing.
Sex among vampires? Oh jeez, you betcha...and one of the things that heightened my excitement for our dusky peek into vampire sex life is the fact that these erotic tales of vamps, vampyresses, vampirines were all concocted by Giles, a beauty herself.
A sweet sidenote to "V3" is that you needn't read Giles' first two vampire editions ("The Vampire Vignettes" and "V2:B4 - The Vampire Vignettes Prequel") to enjoy this book - in fact, reading "V3" first will steer you to the others without confusion. Furthermore, various artists contribute their work throughout the book; as a nice surprise, the text highlights the illustrations just as much as the illustrations highlight the text.
So, heed my advice: follow Vladina and the rest of the South Carolinian incubi and lose yourself in the stygian glory that is "V3."


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"This is no ordinary book of the undead...nor is it your same old, tired vampire tales. "V3: The Vampire Vignettes ReVamped" contains stories that stand alone and, at the same time, intertwine with each other. The situations in the everyday lives of G.L

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The Anti-Vampire Tale (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 1) Review

The Anti-Vampire Tale (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 1)
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This is a very fast read. We get a very quick look into the lives of the two main characters before they meet for maybe five or seven pages or so, and then, bam, they meet and the action takes off and doesn't stop. I was surprised at how fast the book moves and how glued to the pages I was. It's just that kind of an addictive story. There are some new ideas on what a vampire is in this book. Being a longtime vampire fan since discovering Interview with the Vampire in the early 90s in junior high and then reading every vampire story I could find thereafter, I liked what the author had to say about vampires and what they really are. His vampires seem more believable than most others that come off as magical beings with no logic or science to explain their powers.
I have to admit that I'm not a teen or even into teenage lit, but I do have a thing for vampires. So I picked up this book because of that. I was happy that the writing seemed to be a cut above most of what's in this genre. It's a writing style that seems to be more adult contemporary that happens to be about vampires with a love story.

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Simon is a vampire, prowling through the dark New Orleans streets that pulse with wild adventure and fangs gleaming in the shadows. He's spent the last few decades as a recluse, aching over a lost love. Now, he's put it behind him, thirsting to fulfill the raging inner need he's deprived himself for so long.
Ruby feels isolated and out of place--lonely, shy, but too strong-minded to go along with the crowd. All that changes when she is dragged out for her birthday and ends up dancing with Simon--mysterious, blue-eyed, and gorgeous. Her body tingles watching his muscled form move--so fast, so smooth, so powerful. His smile is otherworldly, and his kiss charges her with electric energy. All seems to be going well until three other vampires appear in the crowd, turning the dance floor into a horror show.
The other vampires, led by the vicious Roderick, are after a new fix--the new breed. It's a mix of blood and something secret that's driven them to a desperate addiction, making them reckless and willing to tear anyone apart to get to it, and Ruby's best friend, Ambrosia, has something they need to make it. When Ambrosia flees New Orleans for her life, they relentlessly hunt the one person who knows where she is: Ruby.
Stalked by ravenous vampires at every turn, Ruby's only hope for survival is her handsome new love. Through crowded dance floors, wild forests, high-speed car races, and even into Roderick's horrific dwelling filled with hostile vampires, Simon risks his life trying to keep her safe while being outnumbered at every turn and mesmerized by her every second--even while facing death, danger, and darkness.
PRAISE for LEWIS ALEMAN"Lewis's hold-your-breath style of descriptive writing will keep you swimming in his creative vocabulary for hours...multi-layered metaphors...elaborate prose..."--Alex Hutchinson - Blogcritics, January 22, 2008
"There is craftsmanship in Aleman's details; elaborate use of adjectival simile and metaphor ... stimulates ... memorable ..."--Where Y'At Magazine, Dionne Charlet, February 2010
"...adventurous, fast paced...loved the twists and turns...Lewis writes beautifully, his work is filled with great detailed descriptions...a great adventure. I haven't seen anything out like it."--La Femme Readers, December 12, 2009
"Aleman's unique writing style captures the reader from page one...takes the reader through a dark journey..."--TeensReadToo.com, May 6, 2008
"An enthralling story of vengeance, Cold Streak is deftly written and a must for thriller fans..."--Midwest Book Review, June 2008

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Talion Review

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I love the fact that this novel about a serial killer blends suspense with fantasy, rare in a book of this type. The female characters are interesting, and the prose style is great. Maddox has a keen eye for details and an ear for effective, fast-moving dialogue.

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The Hunt Review

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THE HUNT is expertly written, filled with beautifully descriptive passages. It now lives in my mind. I know these people. They are not just characters on a page; they are fleshed out, real just like you and me. It is not the usual 'vampire' story. Linell Jeppsen has given us a story of new friends, people you would like to know. (And some that you have to hate.) Primarily, you will meet Brian and his wife, Holly, Roger, a forest ranger and his friend Harley who is a spirit walker and of course exquisitely, handsome Raphael, a modern day vampire. As you learn of their lives you find that they will have something in common. I laughed, loved, cheered, hated and cried. Only an expert story teller can surface so much emotion in a reader. I did not want the book to end and I cried for my friends that have gone on without me. I hope Ms. Jeppsen writes another novel about the people in THE HUNT because to me they still live, somewhere.



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A ragged band of vampires are cutting a bloody path of destruction from Alaska to Washington State!As frost turns the leaves gold and paints the high mountain treetops silver, hundreds of hunters arrive in Swan Valley for their annual deer hunt.What they don't know is an outcast band of vampires have arrived, as well. Raphael Goldhawk, king of the high vampire council, has decreed the taking of human life unlawful. Raul Stannard, an ancient enemy of the half-human king, is determined to overthrow the council, even if it means the exposure and eventual annihilation of the vampire race.Four people, a Ferry County forest ranger (Roger Atley), an Indian spirit-walker (Harley Truefeather), and a young married couple (Brian and Holly Jensen), are about to be caught up in an ancient power struggle, and in a love affair as old as time itself.This novel combines ancient history with modern times, in an epic show-down between good and evil, love and hate.Grab your camping gear and hold on tight! It's time for THE HUNT!

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Got Fangs? Review

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Fran is in Europe with her mother. But unlike what most mother-daughter teams would be doing, Fran is tagging along with her mother who is a witch in a traveling psychic faire. Fran does not feel that this is good or normal. To make it worse, Fran can read people if she touches them. Something her mother thinks she should use at the faire but which Fran is uncomfortable with. Then a sexy motorcycle rider shows up. He is the younger brother of one of Fran's few friends. He is also a very old vampire. While longevity goes with either sex, only the males can be true vampire. And if that wasn't enough, the vampire tells fran that she is his beloved and only she can lift his curse.
Now Fran has a vampire follower who almost worships her, a talent she hates, a mystery of who is robbing the faire, and everything is just confused. So Fran tries to hold off the vampire, agrees to use her talent to try and find the thief, and befriends a very special horse. Sounds simple enough until she finds herself fighting for her life against demons.
The relationship between Fran and Benedikt (the vampire) develops but it is obvious there will be more stories involving these two. The mystery was good and the action was acceptable. Katie Maxwell has created a very interesting world where demons, vampires, psychics and magic all exist. Her take on the vampire is new and fresh. This is not just a vampire teen romance. Check it out.

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.--This text refers to the Library Binding edition.

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Riser Review

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As a high school teacher, I'm always looking for new fiction to get my students excited about reading. While I was not a big fan of the Twilight series, I was just happy my students were reading books. A friend of mine gave me a copy of this to read because she thought I might like to share it with my students. I was a little skeptical, but once I started reading this, I had a hard time putting it down. Ms. Smith shows a great deal of maturity in her first work, spinning a compelling tale that combines elements of science fiction and fantasy seamlessly. Chelsen's gift is unique in fiction. Trust me, you have not read this story before. It is so rare to find something so original handled so well. I was surprised to find myself caught up in the story so quickly and, to be honest, I did not put it down until the final page was turned. I was only upset that it ended!
I shared this with a couple of my students and now they are both on Team Chelsen! We all cannot wait for the next book in this series.

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Fangs But No Fangs (The Young Brothers, Book 2) Review

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The second story in the "Young Brother's" series "Fangs but no Fangs" is without a doubt one of the best paranormal vampire romances in publication. Ms. Love has taken the dark Christian (we met him in "Fangs for the Memories") and made this anti-hero a wonderful romance hero!
Christian Young is looking for redemption after reaching rock bottom. Now this vampire has left all of his creature comforts behind in order to live his own twelve-step program. He's going to live like a human. Well, this is easier said then done and just when he thinks that life can't get any worse he becomes the reluctant hero when he saves Jolee Dugan from her knife-wielding brother. Now his somewhat well ordered life is about to get a lot more complicated then ever before. Why now after all these years is he attracted to a mortal?
Jolee is trying so hard to escape the taint of her family. Too bad her family and her past keep intruding on the life she's trying to make. When handsome yummy man from across the street saves her from her kid brother she's grateful. When same yummy guy accidentally tries to run her off the road...well, that's just not something a hero would do...no matter that it was an accident. Well, now she can't keep her mind off of Christian and Christian seems to be not inclined to ignoring her. Well, you can't dodge fate and fate has plans for these two wounded and lost souls. Even though they find love with the other, will they be able to hold on to it, or will life inevitably get in the way?
This is a story about finding redemption and acceptance. Jolee and Christian are wonderfully crafted characters the reader will feel connected the moment they start the story. Ms. Love has an amazing talent for telling a story and her vision of the vampire legend is fresh and unique. It takes a very strong talent to take a villain and turn him into a sympathetic, likeable hero. Ms. Love has managed to do this. This is one author that truly shines in the romance genre!


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If I hadn't seen it for myself, I'd swear it couldn't be true: my brother, Christian, living in a trailer park and working at a karaoke bar. We're talking about the snob who'd probably sniff the plasma packets and send 'em back in a huff if the blood type wasn't the right vintage. But after centuries of living in the undead fast lane, he's made up his mind that this is exactly where he needs to spend the rest of eternity, atoning for his many, many, sins.But sometimes things just don't work out like you think they will. Sometimes your hell can turn into your heaven. And thanks to Christian's chatty neighbour and boss, Jolee, things seem to be getting a whole lot nicer in Shady Fork Mobile Estates. Not that either of them has the first idea how to have a normal relationship - we are talking about a woman's who's only dated dead-beats, and a guy who's only dated the dead. Well, nobody's perfect.

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Trailer Park Trash & Vampires Review

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This book was amazing. Think Pulp Fiction meets Evil Dead Trilogy. Wayland's grasp of character and humorous overtones were real treats. And his portrayal of the vampires as sensual, strikingly human persons was especially interesting. There's plenty of action, insanity, and, of course, sex to keep any hot-blooded reader (vampire or human) hooked. On a side note, this book has so much alcohol, I got a buzz just from reading it!

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Trailer Trash Review

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The story centers on protagonist Elvis Taggard, kidnapped by a sexy female vampire after she kills his parents. Seizing an opportunity to free himself, Elvis stakes his undead captor and makes his escape, vowing to destroy other `children of the night' as payback. He meets up with a crazy millionaire named Erik, employed by a mysterious group known only as `The Sponsors'.
Their mission is suppose to be a simple one - go into `cold spots' and make sure there are no vampires. The assignments are anything but `cold'. Following orders from The Sponsors, they make their way across America to the set of a high-budget movie in Hollywood, California. The finale comes rather swiftly yet leaves room for a sequel.
The author balances several subplots at once and does it amazingly well. As Erik researches the vampire species, yearning to join them, fighting amongst the various vampire clans forces twins Dorian and Deirdre to choose their own paths, dividing brother and sister. Meanwhile, Elvis struggles with the thought of being left alone, after he learns Erik's secret desire.
Scott takes you on a teeth-gnashing thrill ride, filled with enough bloody action to keep the reader turning pages well into the night. I recommend Trailer Trash to anyone who likes a good vampire story.

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Until the night his parents are murdered, Elvis Taggard's world doesn't extend far beyond the Starry Night Trailer Park. He never suspects there's a secret society of bloodsuckers lurking in the shadows of the main streets and back roads of modern-day America.All that changes one fateful night come dinnertime after a sexy succubus satisfies her hunger by gorging on second helpings of the boy's momma and daddy. Elvis stakes her, then sets out to slay the rest of the children of the night, weaving a bloody path of destruction that stretches from southern mansions to trailer parks, from northeastern goth clubs to the set of a high budget Hollywood splatter movie. With the help of a lunatic millionaire and an Irish Vampire with a serious chip on his shoulder and a set of sharp canines in his mouth to match-Elvis might accomplish just that-unless the trio wind up killing one another before the vampires get there first.

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