Review: A good series.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2013
** This review is of the first 4 volumes in this series.**Did I enjoy this book: I did!  I was looking for a low-intensity, fun little read, and I found it!  Wright sent me the whole series at once, but I love the idea of publishing a book bit by bit – it’s a nice little reminder of the days when authors published things piecemeal in magazines.  There were a few little editing issues, but nothing so major as to distract.Chloe’s great – I’d have written her a few years older, but she’s a weird, funny little thing, and it works.  She’s got a great sense of humor about her own hunter-vampire-demigod status, and I love her snark. The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter has all the ingredients for a delicious little end-of-the-evening reading snack: the ever present love triangle, a meanie-pants father, some kick-ass fight scenes, and, of course, teen angst.  I finished the whole thing in an evening.Would I recommend it: For Sure!  Since I’m, um, ::ahem:: 29  ::ahem:: and the heroine of the series is only 14, it’s one of those fun little books I’d probably hide under my bed if other grown-ups came to visit, but hey.  I liked it, and if you’re into the whole vampire trend, I bet you’ll like it too.Will I read it again: I’m definitely going to finish the series!As reviewed by Melissa at Every Free Chance Book Reviews.(I received a copy of this book for review purposes.)