Review: sigh..
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2013
I love the concept of the series and the 1st book mostly.  The second book started to get frustrating as I saw what the author was doing with Bill.  He should have made Bill a slacker looser living at home and hanging out with his friends using beer a breakfast that would make it at least a little understandable why he's not motivated to improve his undead abilities at all.  But he is a D&D player understanding the value of stats more importantly he's a game developer.  Not everyone can do that it requires thinking outside the box and serious analytical/logic skills yet, Bill displays none of those traits in being a vampire.  It's getting very very irritating seeing him get s*** on by Sally. He actually doesn't give a hoot about the coven...as it has been repeated that he has no social life and she not like his "rewarding" him, so there is nothing he actually needs from her, she needs him to be what she is so I don't get the dynamic here at all.  His legend is magically growing even though pretty much everyone knows that he's for lack of a better word 'RETARDED' on a massive scale.  His friends are completely fake; "we want to go into danger".  "Hey we are brave, we will point guns at vampires and big foot and talk s*** to people that can kill us with a sneeze". ill get a sample of the next book and if hes still a noob/boob vampire ill just pass. so much wasted potential with the series. sigh...thinking about it I'm actually kinda pissed off