Vampires,
suspense, and romance make a chilling mix.
Kristi
Bentz returns to college signing up for English classes, which includes a popular
study of vampires.
How
vampires are included in English is a ruse to interest students versus all dull
(granted, I don’t find English dull) curriculum.
Kristi’s
purpose is to become a true crime writer.
Her chosen campus is the perfect place to study and to research the
disappearance of four young women from this same college.
All
the missing women have taken English along with belong to a vampire cult led by
the professor of the class.
A
fill-in professor of one of Kristi’s classes is surprisingly a boyfriend from
ten years ago, who also works for the county forensics and police
department. Jay McKnight might have to
be Kristi’s knight in shining armor for her to survive the multiple suspects
surrounding the campus.
The
obvious suspects are watched, but there’s many more that need a critical eye,
be it a group of students, professors, and various on persons on the grounds.
Jackson did
an outstanding performance on whipping the story into a frenzy and keeping the
reader guessing on who committed the crimes, who will survive, and who just
might find a permanent love through all the horror.
Best
read at night under your blankets!
Happy reading,
Dawn
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