Review: Vampire Road Trip -- Audiobook Novella
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2012
Amanda Ronconi isn't terrible as a narrator but she needs to work on the male voices and maybe add a faint British accent to her repertoire.Molly Harper or Molly Harper White as the author's name was given in the audiobook isn't a terrible writer.  I think the decision to make this story a novella was a good choice.  I was getting pretty tired of the heroine's klutziness about the 3 hour mark.Any way, Miranda Puckett was the non-lawyer daughter in a family of lawyers.  She had never really found her role in the world and was currently working for a company that drove vampires after flaming out in a rather long list of unusual jobs.Her first assignment was to transport a vampire and a metal briefcase half way across the country to present the contents of the case to the head of the Vampire Counsel in Half Moon Hollow.  The vampire in question, while good looking, had done his best to try to control his environment.  He had not considered with the fact that Miranda was a walking disaster.It begins with a bit of a bang but loses impetus about half way through.  The ending is pretty damn dull except for the wind up of Miranda' engagement.  The long discussion Miranda had with the mother unit near the end was the worse part.I wouldn't spend a lot of money on it.