Freaky Friday :|: 9

How about I finish where I started the week before, before moving on, huh? Dur.

Title: Blood & Lace: Deadly Relations (#2)
Author: Joseph Locke
Published: July 1994
Pages: 176
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Summary:

In this terrifying tale of romance and intrigue--the companion to Vampire Heart--Sabrina finally discovers her family secret: She is from a bloodline of vampires! Along with her sweetheart, Sabrina tries to help a relative escape from their uncle's greed. Original. (from bn.com)

Fan Review:

I thought this was a pretty good conclusion to Vampire Heart. It ended rather quickly, but that's to be expected in a two-book miniseries. And the end certainly proved the point that what goes around comes around. I would reccomend this book to teenagers who like vampire stories, but anyone older would probably find the story too tame. (from amazon.com)

I don't know about you, but I just want to shower after looking at that cover. It just has that grimy look to it, don't you think? Or am I nuts?

Freaky Friday :|: 7

Title: Blood & Lace: Vampire Heart (#1)
Author: Joseph Locke
Published: July 1994
Pages: 160
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Summary:

In the tradition of Dark Shadows comes an intriguing romantic epic. In this first book, 17-year-old Sabrina Van Fleet yearns to know the truth about her parents' mysterious death and other family secrets. Why does her eccentric Uncle Viktor sleep in a casket in the basement? Could it be that Sabrina is from a family of vampires? (from bn.com)

Fan Review:

Sabrina Van Fleet is a wealthy teenaged girl who is away at boarding school in England when she learns her parents have died in a car crash. She returns to her home in Maine to live with relatives. There she learns her "Uncle" Viktor is really an ancient ancestor. Cursed to become a vampire 200 years ago, he now wants to turn Sabrina so that she can be his servant. Sabrina, her boyfriend Eric, and a group of their friends must stop Viktor before it is too late. I think teens who enjoyed books by L. J. Smith and Janice Harrell would like this book. (from amazon.com)

Never even knew these books existed but now I want to hunt them down and devour them!