Review: Vampire Games
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 27, 2012
I love Samantha Moon. She is such a funny character. Vampire Games further complicates her already complicated life. It seems as if in the prior books she didn't really struggle that hard to maintain her humanity. Okay, sure she could transform into a giant flying animal and she drank nasty leftover animal blood from the butcher, but that is part of what made her vulnerable.Vampire Games put her almost habitual humanity to the test. Her vampire side began to call to her more and if that wasn't enough, she had to discover some pretty disturbing things (to her anyway) about her kid. Then her best friend takes a huge step without even talking to her about it first and I'm not even going to get into her love triangle drama. (Wait, is it a triangle if she's not really interested in one of the guys?...Anyway)Samantha takes some pretty big emotional knocks in this book, but while her pain is evident, she always deals with it with humor and she tries not to let it affect her easy nature.My only complaint about this book is that it was TOO SHORT. DUDE! Come ON!!As always, we ended with a cliff hanger ending. Can't wait for the next book.