World Famous Comics: Vampire Kisses 4: Dance with a Vampire
Vampire Kisses 4: Dance with a Vampire
By: Ellen Schreiber Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books Average Rating: Binding: Paperback Label: Katherine Tegen Books Number of Items: 1 Number of Pages: 208 Publication Date: May 01, 2009 Reading Level: Young Adult Release Date: April 21, 2009
The most important night of the year is drawing near . . . but not without a little trouble from the Underworld
Dullsville's newest night-faring intruder may be only a tween, but Raven knows that Valentine Maxwell, the younger sibling of two nefarious vampires, is a full-size menace. Valentine becomes even more of a threat when he befriends her brother, Billy. Raven must try to shield Billy, even as the biggest excitement of the year approaches: attending prom with her immortal love, Alexander. And while Alexander is one kind of vampire—sweet—Raven soon learns Valentine is another.
Could Valentine somehow know Raven's private thoughts about turning into a vampire?
ok ok, it was as good as the first three, still unexpected twists. i really liked it, but if you didn't like the first three then leave it alone.
Entertaining Series! I didn't know that this author wrote for teens, so I was somewhat disappointed when I got the books, but I had a pleasant surprise: the series is excellent. Well written with a good plot and engaging characters, this series is definitely worth a read, even if you're 42! :)
very tweeny I am still on a twilight kick and sought out other series to "quench" my need. This series is very innocent but does not appeal to all age groups. Entertaining but if I wasn't on such a kick, I don't think I would of taken the suggestion of following this series. But,of course, I have to finish the series and ordered the last book of the series.
We all want to kiss a vampire. engrossing... it leaves the reader satisafied yet craving more from the enriching tale. the author has a way of explaining the autmosphere so that the reader can feel the emotions as though they are in the story.
Goth Girl Growing Up The tone of this fourth installment in the series is a little different, and while our goth-girl heroine, sharp-tongued Raven Madison, might be juggling her qualms and excitement over the junior prom with helping her "knight of the night" Alexander trace an especially tricksy young vampire named Valentine (who has his fangs set on her geeky younger brother), she's clearly growing up and reaching that stage where she's starting to question herself, the persona she's established, and her own place in the world. You get the feeling she's growing past the "kindergothen" stage and into the deeper aspect of the Goth mentality, going from a consumer of Goth kitsch to a person unafraid to stare down the dark things that the average person tends to shuffle past, whistling. She's even questioning if she's really meant to be Alexander's true vampire-mate, and while I felt a little let-down at the cliff-hanger end, I'm still looking forward to seeing where she goes and where her self-awareness takes her and her relationship with Alexander.
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