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Sunday 18 September 2011

Vampire in Denial Review

Author: Dale Meyer
Description: Like being a sixteen-year-old vampire isn’t hard enough, Tessa’s throwback human genes make her an outcast among her relatives. But try as she might, she can’t get a handle on the vampire lifestyle and all the…blood.

Turning her back on the vamp world, she embraces the human teenage lifestyle—high school, peer pressure and finding a
boyfriend. Jared manages to stir something in her blood. He’s smart and fun and oh, so cute. But Tessa’s dream of a having the perfect boyfriend turns into a nightmare when vampires attack the movie theatre and kidnaps her date.
Once again, Tessa finds herself torn between the human world and the vampire one. Will blood own out? Can she make peace with who she is as well as what?

Tessa is portrayed as an average teenager, well as average as a vampire teenager can be! At the beginning of the story she is shown to be quite shy and insercure about the way she looks, as well as her human genetics which are a huge throw back to her, thus labelling her as an outcast in the vampire world.
Going along a few chapter, Tessa's demeanour changes completely, she turns into a confident, harsh and sometimes selfish, vampire, in order to save her human friend Jared, with whom she seems connected with, even though the just meet.
Cody on the other hand, is a charming and confident vampire who just seems to have noticed Tessa for the first time since her change of demeanour. He reluctantly helps Tessa in her search for Jared.

Overall, the book was an OK read, I was really struggling to get into the book. I guess I'm not into vampire stories. Nevertheless, having read other books by Dale Meyer, I have to say that she is an incredibly good author and of course, I recommed you all to read her books, because I sure did love the other ones. And if you're into Vampire stories, this book maybe the one for you...

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