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Quinn, A Vampire Watcher's Story (2011)

by Elizabeth Loraine(Favorite Author)

3.82 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Smashwords

review 1: I enjoyed the book less as the story progressed. The Quinn prequel was only a few pages, and the rest was an extended preview of the first book in the series. The beginning was engaging and the premise was somewhat believable (as much as the vampire genre can be). But when Katrina meets (and saves the lives of) several other young teenage vampire girls, they form a bond that resembles the Justice League of Superheroes. Then the story is about these giddy girls and how they continue to develop incredible supernatural powers. I would probably continue reading the series just to see whether it trends back towards an exciting vampire adventure or a teeny-bop romance.
review 2: very short, 89 pages. good story but very short. It's about Quinn (human watcher)& ... moreKatrina (vampire). His family has been guarding her family before they were even born. They grew up together as best friends, but now they both have grown up and taking on new roles in life and new duties, & feelings. It's a good story but way too short, the story leaves you feeling like your hanging waiting for an ending. Included is part of the story Katrina The Beginning, and it takes place 3 years later. The years don't feel like they line up, towards the end of the book she's planning her 18th birthday party yet the beginning talks about being 130. Maybe the whole book fixes this feeling. I think that maybe the beginning was current and then the rest is a recap of her life, judging by the bold print then regular print, but it was run together so it's hard to tell. The changes in action or places are run into each other. Makes it kind of choppy to read. The story does pick up and get really good. Mystery, some romance, twist. No sex or bad language. An interesting take on vampires. less

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