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clairedrinkstea's Reviews (1.09k)
Amazing!
This is a great follow-up to The Greyfriar and I can't wait for The Kingslayer.
The characters are very well written and well rounded, each have faults and redeeming features and even the bad guys can be respected, I find there is always one character who you just don't like and don't want to read about but with the Vampire Empire series I'm intrigued by them all.
I love the relationship between Adele and Greyfirar/Gareth and you want them desperately to have the have the life the Penny-Dreadfuls depict and the book(s) are so well written that it pulls at your heart strings each time something happens and they give a little more of their lives to their duty.
Read these books,you'll not be disappointed.
This is a great follow-up to The Greyfriar and I can't wait for The Kingslayer.
The characters are very well written and well rounded, each have faults and redeeming features and even the bad guys can be respected, I find there is always one character who you just don't like and don't want to read about but with the Vampire Empire series I'm intrigued by them all.
I love the relationship between Adele and Greyfirar/Gareth and you want them desperately to have the have the life the Penny-Dreadfuls depict and the book(s) are so well written that it pulls at your heart strings each time something happens and they give a little more of their lives to their duty.
Read these books,you'll not be disappointed.
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"If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice: HA HA HA!"
Excellent. A must read for any Joker fan. It resolves nothing, it asks more questions and only shows that the Joker is truly crazy with a twisted sense of humour but Batman has come to understand, though certainly by no means, accept their fate.
Excellent. A must read for any Joker fan. It resolves nothing, it asks more questions and only shows that the Joker is truly crazy with a twisted sense of humour but Batman has come to understand, though certainly by no means, accept their fate.