Gil’s All Fright Diner by A.Lee Martinez

Tom Doherty Associates, 2005 ISBN: 978-0765-31471-0 Available: Paperback Rockwood is no ordinary Western podunk town. Supernatural incidents are the norm, especially surrounding Gil’s All Night Diner, but the spunky new owner, Loretta, can take care of herself. She fights off zombies, ignores the ghosts in the nearby cemetery, and will clean that persistent blood puddle […]

Betrayed by Morgan Rice

Morgan Rice, 2011 ISBN-13: 978-0982953747 Available: New and Used Betrayed is the third installment of The Vampire Journals. This one is a little bleaker and a bit more tragic, as we start into the really serious and down part of the story. After she was nearly killed by the sword, Caitlin Paine has been turned […]

Vault Review: Loved by Morgan Rice

2011, Morgan Rice ISBN-13: 978-0982953730 Available: Paperback and Kindle ebook Loved is the second installment in The Vampire Journals series, and explores the further adventures of Caitlin Paine, and her new vampire friend Caleb. As was discovered in the first book Turned, Caitlin is a half-breed: her father a vampire, her mother a human. She […]

Vault Review: Turned by Morgan Rice

Morgan Rice Books, 2011 ISBN-13: 978-0982953723 Available: Paperback and Kindle ebook Turned tells the story of Caitlin Paine, and is the first book in the Vampire Journals series. Caitlin, an 18 year old from a broken home, has been relocated many times over her short life, and now finds herself in the neighborhoods of Harlem […]

Fangs Rule: A Girls Guide to Being a Vampire by Amy Mah

Reardon Publishing, 2011 ISBN-13: 978-1874192480 Available: New and Used Amy Mah, known to the vampire world as Lady Amelia, Mistress of the Night Mare, Alpha Female from the Family of the Pink Bat, has compiled an A-Z list of important information for the teenage vamp. Amy was born a vampire, but raised by humans until […]

Vampire by Amy Mah

Reardon Publishing, 2012 ISBN: 13 9781874192626 Available: Paperback Amy Mah’s first book, Fangs Rule: A Girls Guide to Being a Vampire, was a charming, beautifully illustrated work with an adolescent viewpoint that was clever and light. But her new work, Amy Mah: Vampire, is a departure in the wrong direction. The diction and voice are […]