The first story centres around a girl who is dying and has only one way to be saved, and the character of Ash appears in this story as the cousin of the main guy in the story. There are 3 stories in each volume and in this book was Secret Vampire, Daughters of Darkness and Enchanteress. However, I did like the way that the characters in the different stories link. I’ve only read the first book in this series so far, and I did enjoy it, but it was kind of an easy read, it wasn’t one of those books that I got so captivated by that I read it really quickly. I thought the story was dragged out a lot longer than it needed to be and I found the story almost predictable, and by the time I’d finished it I didn’t have that urge to buy the next one and know more. I felt It didn’t have much substance as I felt the plot was very thin and didn’t captivate me as much as other books I’ve read. but found myself a bit disappointed by it.

I originally picked up this book because I was intrigued by the front cover and the synopsis on the back. (A boy enrolls in a school where people start showing strange behaviour and soon have to fight off a hoard of zombies.) Infinity: Chronicles of Nick by Sherrilyn Kenyon. Then the next blog in this vein will begin the reviews straight after I’ve read them.ĥ. So this is a continuation of the last blog, in that it is going to speak about books I have previously read.

Dark Heart Forever by Lee Monroe