The Vampire Book of the Month Club

I was given a copy for an honest review.

This book was a light-hearted fun California romp that turned into a can of whoop-butt vampire action! Nora goes to a premium high school and is a published author of vampire books. She meets a handsome hunk at her book signing and the action starts soon afterwords.

This was a humorous and fun read. I really didn't like Abby, I thought she was a crap friend. Like a "frenemy" haha. I hope this book starts a series!

Fantasy and reality collide when vampire author Nora Falcon discovers that vampires... are real. A quick read, this novel is fun to read, but has enough plot holes, coincidences, and omissions, that the reader does not fully believe in the world. Still, I look forward to a sequel and discovering how some of the plot lines resolve.

Vampire Book of the Month Club is the newest young adult novel by Rusty Fischer. Like many of his other works, this novel focuses on a teenage protagonist who must deal with the supernatural world. The book aims to be funny and exciting with lots of action and high school drama, but I felt that overall, the book was just cheesy.

By day, Nora Falcon, protagonist, attends an exclusive, private high school with some of the most beautiful, rich, and famous teenagers in Beverly Hills. By night, she works on her latest vampire novels and signs books for some of her most loyal fans, the vannabes (vampire wannabes). Her best friends are Abby, a B-movie actress famous for her starring role in a series of zombie movies and her crush, Wyatt, a show more sportswear model. The book begins with Nora meeting a more-sleazy-than-charming but very handsome guy at her book signing, and then her world is turned upside-down. She must fight vampires, protect her friends, and survive the challenges of high school all while trying to finish her next book before her deadline!

It was fun, but the confusing personality switches and vague world setup kept the story from flowing well. I found that most of the characters were not very likable, and some of the main characters did not stick to their original personalities. show less

Kept moving with excitement and eagerness to find out what is going to happen next. Aimed at high schoolers, the characters certainly met the criteria. Scary parts, evildoers, good friends and bad, no gratuitous erotica. Enjoyed by grandma, mom, and teen girl.
Received a copy through LibraryThing Member Giveaways.

This story is a real page turner. The teenage female lead and her supporting characters are constantly placed in peril while the author keeps the reader engaged and invested in the outcome.

Great book. I think all vampire book readers will love this book. Awesome cover.