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Save:'Fat White Vampire Blues' by Andrew Fox tells the story of Jules Duchon, an overweight and lazy vampire living in New Orleans. The book explores new twists on vampire lore and presents a different angle on the decay and complacency typically associated with vampires. Through a mix of humor and pathos, the author creates a believable and engaging character in Jules, whose misadventures and unique take on being a vampire make for an entertaining read.
The plot follows Jules as he navigates his vampire existence, from his struggles with weight and relationships to unexpected encounters with other vampires and the consequences of his actions. The writing style of Andrew Fox is described as witty, refreshing, and unapologetically goofy, offering a humorous yet compelling take on the vampire genre that keeps readers entertained and engaged until the end.
Jules Duchon was a real New Orleans vampire. Born and bred in the working-class Ninth Ward, bitten in and smitten with the Big Easy. Driving through the French Quarter, stuck in a row of bumper-to-bum... - #2
Save:In "The Ghost and the Goth," Alona Dare, a popular and glamorous high school student, dies in a tragic accident and finds herself stuck as a ghost, unable to move on. Will Killian, a misunderstood and antisocial boy who can see and interact with ghosts, becomes the only person who can communicate with Alona. Despite their initial animosity, Alona enlists Will's help to find her way to the afterlife, leading to a unique and humorous relationship between the two characters. The book delves into themes of friendship, personal growth, and acceptance, with a blend of supernatural elements and light-hearted humor.
The alternating perspectives between Alona and Will provide insights into their individual struggles and growth as they navigate the challenges of high school and the afterlife. The story explores the dynamics of their evolving relationship, the mysteries surrounding the ghosts they encounter, and the deeper layers of their characters beyond the stereotypes they initially embody. With a mix of funny dialogues, engaging plot twists, and relatable teenage dilemmas, "The Ghost and the Goth" offers a fresh take on the paranormal genre, combining elements of romance, mystery, and self-discovery in a captivating narrative.
Dying should have been the worst moment in my life. I mean, hello, getting run over by a school bus full of band geeks while wearing the regulation gym uniform of red polyester short shorts and a prac... - #3
Save:Love Scene, Take Two by Alex Evansley is a contemporary romance that follows the charming story of Bennett, a teenage author, who unexpectedly falls in love with Teddy, the actor playing her lead character in a film adaptation of her book. The narrative shifts between Teddy's point of view in the beginning to Bennett's perspective later on, allowing readers to engage deeply with their individual journeys. The plot, filled with humor and relatable characters, takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions, combining elements of love, rivalry, and personal growth, all set against a backdrop that evokes a nostalgic feeling for fans of young adult romance.
Evansley’s writing style, although initially presented in a third person present tense, captivates readers with its relatability and comedic flair. The characters—Teddy and Bennett—are complex and endearing, making them easy to root for. The author skillfully weaves humor into heartfelt moments, and the portrayal of supporting characters adds depth to the story. Readers can expect a light-hearted yet engaging read that stays thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish.
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Save:In 'Undead and Unwed' by MaryJanice Davidson, the story follows Betsy Taylor, who has a series of unfortunate events leading to her becoming a vampire. Despite not fitting the typical vampire mold, Betsy finds herself in the role of the prophesied Vampire Queen, facing challenges from other vampires while navigating a mix of humor, sarcasm, and unexpected twists in the paranormal world. The writing style is described as humorous, engaging, and fast-paced, drawing readers in with light-hearted yet entertaining storytelling.
Betsy's journey as a newly turned vampire, her interactions with various vampire groups, and her resistance to accepting her undead status provide a unique and refreshing take on the typical vampire romance novel. The plot unfolds with a blend of humor, romance, and action, keeping readers engaged from the first page to the last, offering a fun and entertaining read for those looking for a light-hearted twist on vampire fiction.
I hit my snooze alarm a few too many times and was late for work. And didn't have time for breakfast. Okay, that's a lie, I gobbled a pair of chocolate Pop Tarts while waiting for the bus. My mom wou...
