Review: Great horror
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 30, 2013
Book Info: Genre: HorrorReading Level: AdultRecommended for: Fans of Horror, those who like their vampires meanTrigger Warnings: killingMy Thoughts: Have you been wanting vampires that are mean, nasty, eating machines? Tired of the glitter and sparkle and angst? Well, check this book out. These vampires are not at all pleasant, even if they occasionally appear to be, and are spine-chilling in their focus.While this is a high-action book, there is plenty of plot and character development as well, which is a difficult balance to keep. This author does it well, making this book a perfect blend of action and pathos that most readers of horror should enjoy.Another book, at least, is planned for this series, called "Nightlife: As the Worm Turns", although no word on specifically when to expect it. I know I'll be watching for it. If you like horror, and like your vampires mean, check this one out.Disclosure: I received this book from NetGalley in conjunction with a blog tour, in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.Synopsis: For centuries an ancient evil has slept beneath the streets of New Harbor. This Halloween, it wakes up.Nightclub bartender and serial heartbreaker Beth Becker might be a cynic. But when her best friend goes missing Halloween night, Beth knows it's up to her to find out what happened.Her quest will take her on an odyssey through the crumbling city of New Harbor, Connecticut. Along the way she meets a homeless prophet warning of something he calls the "Night Angel"--a bloodthirsty creature that feeds on the forgotten. And she will form an unlikely bond with a hunted stranger who knows all too well what stalks the streets at night.