These are not your glamorous vampires, they are more what would probably really happen if you turned a bunch of teenagers. There were a few things that have been done before, but not often, and one thing that was new to me so I appreciated that this felt different. I’m not looking for an author to re-write the vampire trope, since it is too set in stone, but I did enjoy some of the different twists that Hartl added to the story. From the fantastic to the sparkly, I’ve read so many that it is hard to find anything new. I see one of these advertised and I can’t stay away, so you can imagine the number of vampire books I’ve read. There are a few things I love in books more than dragons, necromancers, vampires and witches.

I did think the book slowed down a little in the middle, but it didn’t last long, and mostly I enjoyed the flow and pace. This book has a bit of a dark humor undertone that I really appreciated. I found the book to be very readable and there were some good lines that I enjoyed. I heard that this book was sort of John Tucker Must Die, but with sapphic vampires and I thought, yes, please! I had never read Hartl before, but I liked her style of writing that had a good amount of dialogue. Previous Lesbian Book Quotes of the Month.40 Best Lesbian Romance Books for Valentine’s.Lex’s Top 13 Best Lesfic Halloween Books 2020.Lex’s Top 13 Best Lesfic Halloween Books 2021.Lex’s Top 13 Best Sapphic Halloween Books 2022.

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