I miss out on so much when I'm away.
Case in point,
YALSA announced the Teen's Top Ten, Amazon made me unhappy by ceasing their Scrooge-like behavior re: downloading free eBooks and the NYTimes told me it might be time to get rid of my iPod.
What's the deal universe?
Apr 20, 2011
Jan 19, 2011
Vampire YA Fiction
Have any of you out there who are not the target demographic read Melissa de la Cruz's Blue Bloods series? If you have not then all I can say to you is think Gossip Girl meets True Blood.
The books are addictive to say the least. Unlike Stephanie Meyer's sparkle-vamps (who bless them still hold a love-hate place in my crotchety YA book loving heart) these are a return to the original myth of vampires being fallen angels.
I read four of the books in a week. And I wanted to know what happened next so badly that I even skipped one book that wasn't in and went on to the next. Happily I missed enough that it will be worth reading but not so much that I was completely lost from there on in the series, which is important.
Am I the only one out there who has gone completely fan-girl for Blue Bloods?
The books are addictive to say the least. Unlike Stephanie Meyer's sparkle-vamps (who bless them still hold a love-hate place in my crotchety YA book loving heart) these are a return to the original myth of vampires being fallen angels.
I read four of the books in a week. And I wanted to know what happened next so badly that I even skipped one book that wasn't in and went on to the next. Happily I missed enough that it will be worth reading but not so much that I was completely lost from there on in the series, which is important.
Am I the only one out there who has gone completely fan-girl for Blue Bloods?
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