Author: Ellen Schreiber
Art By: REM
Pages: 192 pages
Book Synopsis:
Who says dating a vampire is easy? Raven's nocturnal romance with her immortal love, Alexander, is definitely dicey, but even more so with Alexander's meddling half-vamp cousin in town. Claude and his sketchy gang are on the hunt for a stash of blood-filled vials that can turn them into pure vampires. With an old family feud casting a shadow on the search, they'll do anything to get their hands on the vials. Raven and Alexander must swiftly mastermind a plan to outwit them, but will the very lure of the vials create more risk for Raven than she could ever imagine? And deepen her own quandary about the possibility of becoming a vampire?
My Rating:
My favorite Vampires Kisses Graphic Novel Yet!!
Now first of all I read the first book in this series such a long time ago I really should have brushed up and reread it but alas I did not. Therefore I was really not sure what was going on at the beginning of the book but slowly I started to remember what had happened in the First Blood Relatives Novel and I have to say this Book was my favorite of the entire series.
The plot line was great! It reminded me a lot of the first few Vampire Kisses books! Raven really acted as she did in the first Vampire Kisses book which made me ecstatic. Not that she annoys me in anyway but her character has obviously grown and changed a lot since the first VK novel. This book really made me want to reread the entire Vampire Kisses Series again.
I also really started to like Claude and his gang of vampires in this book. It took me sometime to warm up to them but I do like them a lot. Claude in many ways reminds me of a good mixture of Jagger and Sebastian. I still wish Jagger would have been kept around for this series but I did not mind Claude and his gang at all in this book.
The artwork in this Graphic Novel was fantastic! I wish I could jump into the book and steal Raven's wardrobe as well as her boyfriend ;) The details of every setting, outfit, persona and object were just spot on and I loved it!
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