Books by Heather Brewer
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review 1: Like the rest of the series I absolutely love this book. The book is about a teenage vampire living in a small town called Bathory. As he swears to himself never to drink from a human, he couldn't help himself. After having multiple death defying nightmares after that he finally ...
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review 1: Why couldn't all her books be like this one? Real vampire problems, more things happening along a better plotted timeline, and an actual cliffhanger ending that made me want to pick up the next book because I wanted to, not because I needed to finish the box set to see if I wante...
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review 1: So now the series has come to there last book. This one is about Vlad trying to survive his last year of high school. After leaving off with the reader not knowing if he would be sentenced to death or not it is finally revealed. After that both vampires, and slayers come to Batho...
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review 1: More of the same with book three. Doubtless, if you enjoyed the first two books, you will like this one, too. For me, the protagonist, Vlad, is not an active character; instead, he reacts to the people, actions, and events around him. He does have one significant moment with a...
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review 1: A story of 13yo Joss who is destined to be a vampire slayer. The book centres around his training.In reality the book spends an inordinate amount of time with the protagonist being physically abused by everyone. The rest of the time is him being upset about his sister being kille...
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review 1: This book is about a boy named Joss McMillan who learns a secret that he must never tell. He lost one of the most important things to him and because of that he will do everything he can to avenge it. He meets a group of people who will change his life completely. Joss is det...
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review 1: I like this book it's a very fun read, and doesn't take very long to finish.Though I can't get over the sexism (read progress) and the abrupt convo and scene changes.The book doesn't have a good flow either the pacing is very random in a terrible way, especially near the end it f...
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review 1: In Eighth Grade Bites: The Chronicles of Vladimir Todd, we are introduced to Vlad, a shy eighth grader who is bullied, has a crush on a girl who does not know that he’s alive, and lives with his non-blood relative aunt. Yes, Vlad is an orphaned half-vampire, son of a human woman ...