Review: Definitely an interesting read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2012
Bektamun knows more about vampires than most because she's been around almost since the very beginning.  And now, she wants to share her knowledge, and dispel some myths along the way, with us humans.  Told from her point of view, Vampires Revealed is part journal, part instructional manual, and part vampire encyclopedia.  All three parts come together to make a fun and enjoyable read.In Vampires Revealed, Rebekah Harrington has put together quite a combination of folk lore history and fiction.  Obviously well researched, her take on vampire society may not always be original, but the reader will come away feeling as if he or she learned some things along the way.  Written as a faux informational text, with a healthy amount of anecdotes along the way to keep the reader's interest, the book is at times fascinating, definitely thought-provoking, and on occasion, humorous.  There were instances where I found the text to be repetitive, which caused a couple of parts to drag a little bit, but overall, I found myself enjoying an interesting, and sometimes refreshing, look at vampire mythology.  I thank the author for a review copy and I give the book four stars.