The Vampire Underground (Grisly High #1)

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The Vampire Underground (Grisly High #1)

by Brian Rowe (Goodreads Author)

3.81 of 5 stars 3.81 · rating details · 32 ratings · 20 reviews

16-year-old Brin Skar hates everything to do with the supernatural, so the obsessive film geek isn't happy when she discovers that her junior year Film class at Grisly High is devoted to the horror genre. She's even more disconcerted when she learns that six groups in the class will be writing and directing their very own horror movies.

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Published April 3rd 2012

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Oct 06, 2012 Paula Phillips rated it 4 of 5 stars

The novel starts off with a grandfather and his granddaughter stopping in their RV and then being attacked by what we can assume are Vampires. The story then flicks to the life of Brin and her friend Ash. They are about to start the new year and one of the classes they have signed up for his Intro to Film. It seems that their wonderful teacher is into the Art of Horror films which Ash loves , but for Brin this is the worst as she can't stand to get scared in movies . When the class are given the...more

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Aug 12, 2012 Lauren rated it 4 of 5 stars

If I were told that my film class would be focusing exclusively on horror films, I would drop that class ASAP. Brin isn’t thrilled about the subject matter either, but she decides to tough it out and maybe learn something new from the class. When her teacher divides the class into groups to make short horror films, Brin decides to use the opportunity to try her hand at directing. Too bad Anaya Frost wants to be the director, and the overconfident bully won’t take no for an answer. The ensuing ch...more If I were told that my film class would be focusing exclusively on horror films, I would drop that class ASAP. Brin isn’t thrilled about the subject matter either, but she decides to tough it out and maybe learn something new from the class. When her teacher divides the class into groups to make short horror films, Brin decides to use the opportunity to try her hand at directing. Too bad Anaya Frost wants to be the director, and the overconfident bully won’t take no for an answer. The ensuing chaos lands the group in Bodie Ghost Town to shoot the film… and that’s when things start to get spooky.

Reading the premise, I am caught up in the idea Rowe weaves of a horror film shooting actually turning into a horror story. It’s a fantastic idea, and it also brings with it the possibility of a new spin on the vampire story… you know, where they don’t all sparkle and look like Greek Gods. The ideas portrayed in the summary are all very intriguing, and I really hope, when it all comes together, that it unfolds in a believable way.

The Vampire Underground truly works in a way I didn’t expect. Rowe successfully meshed drama, vampires, a little bit of horror (not so much I had to put the book down), and romance in a tasteful way. The story moved at a good pace, and I never got bored or felt like it was rushing. I do think that the premise gives a little too much away because some of that information isn’t revealed until late in the book, but there are enough other surprises that kept my attention.

Brin is a very unique character. Throughout The Vampire Underground I really see how she holds her ground and really pushes herself to become the best she can be. It’s refreshing to see her tackle challenges and stand up for things she wants;. She’s no shrinking violet, and I found that commendable. Her relationship with her best friend, Ash, is totally platonic and very relatable. We all have that one person whom we talk to everyday and would trust with our life. For Brin, that person is Ash. I won’t say too much, because I really want everyone to read the book for themselves, but Ash’s name has a back-story that should not be missed!

One thing that I am not very happy with is the level of violence between the members of the film group. Even before all the vampires are introduced, the students are constantly in each other’s faces and shouting. I understand that they are high schoolers on a short leash, but COME ON, we aren’t that violent or volatile! Everyone has people they don’t like, but this book takes it to a level that seems unrealistic and overdramatic.

The horror aspect of this book is more gruesome than I expected, and it definitely has some OMGOSH moments. Luckily, most of the book isn’t too scary or I wouldn’t have been able to finish it. Overall, The Vampire Underground is entertaining and action packed, and some of the scenarios definitely set my heart racing! Using the ghost town is a great way to include a creepy setting for the story and really adds to the realism of the plot.

The Cover:

Quite honestly, this cover does nothing for me. The story is great and has a really serious feel to it that this cover just seems to mock. I mean, it looks like a cartoon figure holding a banana. Now, once I read the book and enlarged the image, I understand that it is indeed NOT a banana and the picture makes more sense. But when I first see it, I think that this book is going to be a comedy or at least have comedic aspects. It’s a cool cover, but one that I don’t feel is fitting to this book.

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Jun 04, 2012 Valentina rated it 4 of 5 stars

It’s not an easy task nowadays to write a vampire book that won’t lead the reader into a coma of boredom, but this book has managed to do what so many books out there have attempted and failed: make vampires scary again.
Actually, the whole book has a strange vibe to it that makes the reader perk her ears up. There’s obviously something sinister going on from the very beginning and the author does a good job of setting that mood. The characters are well-done, with Ash as my personal favorite, ste...more

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Apr 09, 2012 Brianne rated it 5 of 5 stars

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The Vampire Underground by Brian Rowe is about Sixteen year old film geek Brin Skar. During her first day of Film Class at Grisly High she discovers that the entire semester is devoted to the horror genre, which isn't Brin's cup o' tea! After the students are assigned a group horror film project and having a egotistical director Anaya, Brin finds herself at the creepy Bodie Ghost Town. Little does Brin and her classmates know that there is a lot more going on then just a film shoot.

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May 03, 2012 Kelly rated it 2 of 5 stars

The Vampire Underground reminded me of a b-movie horror flick, where you get moments of true fright, interlaced with moments of seemingly intentional comedy. It had twists and turns, not all of which seemed necessary, and provided me with a sometimes entertaining, if unusual, read.

I absolutely loved all of the cult film references, though I did hate Ash's pretentious attitude towards modern-day remakes and his outright rage at seeing someone watching one of those remakes. I loved how spooky Rowe...more The Vampire Underground reminded me of a b-movie horror flick, where you get moments of true fright, interlaced with moments of seemingly intentional comedy. It had twists and turns, not all of which seemed necessary, and provided me with a sometimes entertaining, if unusual, read.

I absolutely loved all of the cult film references, though I did hate Ash's pretentious attitude towards modern-day remakes and his outright rage at seeing someone watching one of those remakes. I loved how spooky Rowe's vampires were, with their glowing red eyes and how they growled to introduce their presence, and I loved the atmosphere of Bodie Ghost Town - just the thought of a completely abandoned town was enough to give me the creeps (Silent Hill, anyone?).

I did stumble across several continuity/plot hole issues, which definitely made me take pause. There was constant reference to the weather, and how it was snowing quite heavily, but somehow through all of the snow, the characters were able to distinguish between when a road turn from pavement to dirt. There are also several mentions of someone hitting the dirt, or dropping something in the dirt, or wiping the dirt of their clothing - and with each dirt reference, I was pulled out of the story as I wondered what had happened to all of the snow? I want to know how Ash made it past the barrier, when it took four people to move it in order for the van to squeak by. I also want to know how he managed to fend off four vampires on his own - but it's never touched on. I wanted Paul to explain something - anything! - about his kind of vampires or their folklore, but I got zilch. And for the entire book, the character's are constantly mentioning how cold it is - but once they make it out of the underground, stark naked, not one of them complains about facing the elements in their birthday suits.

I didn't like any of the characters, as I found almost all of the actions were over-the-top. And that's why I'm getting the feeling that this had to be written like a parody of old horror flicks. For example, after watching their only vehicle burst in to flames, burning one of their classmates alive, Anaya's response is not to feel sorrow for her lost companion, or fear for their safety after being stranded in the middle of winter, but an overwhelming responsibility to finish their film for class. And this was a continuing theme! Instead of fearing for their lives, everyone was constantly worrying about getting a failing grade! Anaya's outbursts towards Brin had been annoying up until this point, but after her insistence that they finish what they started, I decided that it had to be an intentional ploy to lessen the horror of the vampires' attack. Adding to the character's embellished reactions was the fact that several horror flick cliches were used: an isolated location, check; extreme weather that restricts mobility, check; upon reaching isolated destination everyone realizes they have no cell service, check; one character feels like things aren't right but is ignored, check.

The ending served to cement my rational, as upon return to their hometown, no one mentions going to the police and reporting the deaths of their classmates. In fact, they fear they'll be committed of perjury for their blatant lies about the events they managed to survive. So instead, they ignore all responsibility and simply head home to worry about what other homework was due the next day.

I'm not even going to get started on Brin and Paul's....relationship? If seems that the ending foreshadowed a sequel, in which Brin would come to realize how important Paul was to her but after all of the Twilight trashing the book did, to even hint that it might try to do a human-vampire relationship is hypocritical at best.

Had I read The Vampire Underground with the understanding that it was going to be like a b-movie, I might have enjoyed some of it's cornier moments. And I can see lots of people enjoying it, for those same moments. But I was expecting a dark and twisted horror story and instead, I got dark and twisted horror-like elements, with a side of cheese.

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Apr 24, 2012 Captivated rated it 4 of 5 stars

I somehow didn't expect this book to be as scary as it was. It may be because of the "cartoonish" cover (Which I LOVE by the way!--Read the book to figure out why there's a tongue in her hand.) or I just underestimated to the creativity of Brian Rowe. OR, more than likely I just figured this would be another "fluffy" vampire piece. As I've stated before, I absolutely LOVE vampire stories. Even ones that are, indeed, fluffy. But, there is a part of me that craves some good old-fashioned, scary, b...more I somehow didn't expect this book to be as scary as it was. It may be because of the "cartoonish" cover (Which I LOVE by the way!--Read the book to figure out why there's a tongue in her hand.) or I just underestimated to the creativity of Brian Rowe. OR, more than likely I just figured this would be another "fluffy" vampire piece. As I've stated before, I absolutely LOVE vampire stories. Even ones that are, indeed, fluffy. But, there is a part of me that craves some good old-fashioned, scary, blood-thirsty, vampire horror.

I think I also figured a book geared to teens or young adults couldn't possibly be too scary. As soon as I read the first few pages, however, I knew that the book was going to be something great.

While there may be some hints at a "romantic" element, the book focuses more on building up the characters and the deep, frightening world that lay underneath the ghost town of Brodie. And although I love a good romance, I really liked how this book was structured. This is a first in a series and we not only get a great story, and a quick understanding of the horrors of this fictional world, but we also get set up for future horrors (and a POSSIBLE future not-so-platonic relationship).

There are some characters in this book that, when I was reading this story, I felt like I knew them. The girl at school that has something to prove, the popular girl that continues to surprise you, and the down-to-earth film-geek that ends up playing a bigger part in the story than you thought possible.

I also found myself laughing at some of the monologues by certain characters. And I think that's what I really appreciated most about THE VAMPIRE UNDERGROUND. There were moments of extreme humor, and then moments of extreme horror. Either way, Brian Rowe kept me entertained the entire time!

If you enjoy being a little scared, if you enjoy vampires, and/or if you enjoy a creative story with some original plotlines, definitely check out this book!

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Jun 01, 2012 Michelle novelsontherun rated it 3 of 5 stars

RATING: 3.25 STARS!

“You wouldn’t believe what happened to me this weekend, Dad. If a writer wrote it, if a director filmed it, everyone would call it fiction. But I was there.........”

This is my fourth book I have read by author Brian Rowe. I think to read Brian’s Birthday Trilogy and Grisly High series you need to throw seriousness out the window and just go with it. Don’t question plot and character depth. I do not mean this in a bad way. It is the way to enjoy Brian’s two series I have just...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Stephanie Asbridge rated it 5 of 5 stars

Positive:
• Evil vampires- YES THANK YOU! There are so many books with vampires that are trying to be good and normal and fall in love with the human girl so it is extremely nice to find one with a whole town of evil vampires.
• Film class- I wish my school had one of these! Wouldn’t it be nice to sit in class and watch movies all year?? The only bad thing is most kids would end up falling asleep. But not me! ☺ Seriously, though. It would have still been a great story if it was just about a girl’s...more Positive:
• Evil vampires- YES THANK YOU! There are so many books with vampires that are trying to be good and normal and fall in love with the human girl so it is extremely nice to find one with a whole town of evil vampires.
• Film class- I wish my school had one of these! Wouldn’t it be nice to sit in class and watch movies all year?? The only bad thing is most kids would end up falling asleep. But not me! ☺ Seriously, though. It would have still been a great story if it was just about a girl’s journey through a film class.
• Horror- So ironic. The main character, Brin, absolutely detests the horror genre. And then she’s takes this film class- the highlight of her high school career- and it turns out the teacher is obsessed with the genre. Subsequently he makes the class make horror movies, which, erm, doesn’t end up so well for a certain group of students. Funny, after I read this, all I wanted to do was watch a bunch of horror movies. How sucky is it that we have, like, NO scary movies at all?? Bleh ☹
• Open homosexuality- I’m trying to phrase this the right way…. There was homosexuality present in the book. No, you don’t get full-on details about it. It’s just some references and jokes that, honestly, I didn’t find would be offensive. Too many authors shy away from this topic, or maybe just don’t convey it right. It was good to see that Brian Rowe could depict homosexuality perfectly. Like it or not, there ARE gay kids in high school, and it needs to be written about more.

Negative:
• Some word choice- The wording wasn’t bad, really. I just feel the need to point out that there were some words I came across that don’t really fit the target audience. Mostly there were a few at the very beginning. I’d say five words at the most could have been changed. Like I said, it wasn’t bad and didn’t ruin the story at all.
• Fat jokes- I personally was not offended, but an antagonist in the story was, well, overweight, and the other characters took advantage of that. I could see how some people could be easily offended by the jokes and words of some characters.
• The length- Okay, this is a bit of a contradiction. About halfway through the book, when all the action started, I thought “All right, how is this going to last another 100 pages?” and I kept wanting to get to the end. And then I got to the end and I wanted more! So I’m not sure if I’d have preferred it to be shorter or longer.
All I can say now is, this is a story I would definitely recommend. I was so caught up in it from page one. I cannot wait for #2!
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May 06, 2012 Shae Carcar rated it 4 of 5 stars

Overall Thoughts:
I couldn't possibly summarize this book so the only thing I will say is: This book is an absolute roller coaster! My eyes stayed glued to it from start to finish. Ahh... so entertaining!

The Vampire Underground is about a girl named Brin Skar who begins taking a film class in high school where they're studying the horror genre, which is Brin's least favorite genre. Her teacher decides to give the entire class a group project which consists of the students creating a horror film....more Overall Thoughts:
I couldn't possibly summarize this book so the only thing I will say is: This book is an absolute roller coaster! My eyes stayed glued to it from start to finish. Ahh... so entertaining!

The Vampire Underground is about a girl named Brin Skar who begins taking a film class in high school where they're studying the horror genre, which is Brin's least favorite genre. Her teacher decides to give the entire class a group project which consists of the students creating a horror film. Brin gets a bit discouraged when she's not partnered up with her best friend, Ash, but is okay with her group until she's finds out that she has to work with a girl named Anaya, who's pretty much terrible.

Each person in the group has a specific job to do (i.e. director, writer, actor, cinematographer). Anaya chooses herself as both director and writer, and decides that they should film their movie in Bodie Ghost Town, which is exactly what it sounds like. Not a soul wanders in Bodie, so the group sees it as the perfect setting! What they don't see is the clan of vampires lurking in wait to attack...

What I liked about this book:
This book surprised the crap out of me! I loved that the author used old school, ugly, gory vampires and not the Twilight-esque kind. Less sparkle, more gloom! This book was all about fighting to stay alive and survival. Just think about it: Six kids travel to a ghost town... who makes it out alive?

I read the summary and although it sounded interesting, I didn't think I'd love this book as much I did. It was an incredible page turn! It brought me to the edge of my seat (even though I read it in bed, laying down)! And it made me want to bite my nails right down to the nub (Old habits die hard!).

Even though Anaya was a terrible character in the beginning, the little nugget grew on me and I kept praying for her to survive with Brin and make it out alive. You will be totally shocked! Yes, I am excited.

What I disliked about this book:
Eh... not a huge fan of the cover. Oh, and there was a very mean cliff-hanger at the end that made me want to pee my pants (And no, I'm not 10 years old)

Verdict:
Please read this book if you need an adrenaline rush!

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Apr 26, 2012 Book Whales rated it 4 of 5 stars

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We follow Brin Skar, a teenage girl with a thing for “films”, but there’s one genre that she doesn’t like. The Horror Genre, and much to her dismay, her film class is devoted to this genre. Well at least her best friend Ash is happy right? Then to make things worse for her, her teacher grouped them into six and they will be making their very own horror movie. Now how fun is that? Well apparently, it is a nightmare for our dear protagonist.
Anaya Frost volunteered—o...more Originally posted @ Book Whales

We follow Brin Skar, a teenage girl with a thing for “films”, but there’s one genre that she doesn’t like. The Horror Genre, and much to her dismay, her film class is devoted to this genre. Well at least her best friend Ash is happy right? Then to make things worse for her, her teacher grouped them into six and they will be making their very own horror movie. Now how fun is that? Well apparently, it is a nightmare for our dear protagonist.
Anaya Frost volunteered—or rather desperately wanted—to be the director, and although Brin also wanted to do that part, she gave up and let Anaya do what she wants. For the movie, they travelled all the way to Bodie which seemed like the perfect place to shoot their scenes. It’s practically a ghost town, and not a single soul lives there, or that’s what they thought.

The Vampire Underground is a really fun read for me. Although it has the “vampire” concept that most novels have, this is a bit different because it is more of a horror genre than that of the paranormal. The story is more about survival, but there were a few hints of romance. It was a fast read and very, VERY thrilling that I find myself biting my nails in anticipation as I uncover the events. The characters are very interesting as well! Brin, is a strong heroine, and although there were moments that she seemed too dependent on Paul, she still struggles to push back her fears just so she can save her friends from the blood-suckers.
Ash is another awesome character! He’s quirky and funny, and all his remarks about his obsession with films are so hilarious! I have to admit that I didn’t like Anaya at first. She’s bossy and so full of herself, but as I continue reading, I finally understood why she’s like that.

The pacing is a bit slow at the beginning, but when the “vampires” finally appear, things start getting much, much better. I easily finished this book in one sitting because I couldn’t wait what happens next. The ending was such a cliffhanger and I sooo cannot wait for book two!

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Jun 01, 2012 Novels On The Run rated it 3 of 5 stars

MICHELLE'S REVIEW:

RATING: 3.25 STARS!

“You wouldn’t believe what happened to me this weekend, Dad. If a writer wrote it, if a director filmed it, everyone would call it fiction. But I was there.........”

This is my fourth book I have read by author Brian Rowe. I think to read Brian’s Birthday Trilogy and Grisly High series you need to throw seriousness out the window and just go with it. Don’t question plot and character depth. I do not mean this in a bad way. It is the way to enjoy Brian’s two s...more

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Apr 29, 2012 Jamie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The Vampire Underground is...fantastic! I love vampire stories and this was no exception. I have been a fan of Brian Rowe for some time now and I just love his writing style and his stories.

Brin is a sixteen year old girl who love movies. Brin and her best friend have a film class together and are super excited when the teacher tells the class that they are going to make a five minute horro movie. Unfortunately they are separated into two different groups. Brin gets stuck with people she doesn'...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Star (The Bibliophilic Book Blog) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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When I started The Vampire Underground, I thought the prologue was great – let’s get to the vampires! Then Chapter One starts with Brin and her best friend Ash excited about the class you can only take in your junior and senior year, Into to Film. For huge film buffs, this is the ultimate in classes. But when they get there, Brin is disappointed because the entire class is going to be about horror films – her least favorite genre.

When the class is told they will be making a short mixed genre mov...more

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Feb 15, 2013 Arcelia rated it 3 of 5 stars

It was okay, but not great. For me, it moved a bit too fast, and Anaya was ridiculously aggressive, while Brin was sensible yet whiny, and overly dramatic. The take on vampires was cool. But some parts, I just DON'T GET how the characters didn't a) freeze to death and get hypothermia, b)didn't DIE from the MULTIPLE bite wound in the NECK! wouldn't there be lacerations, wouldn't they bleed out? You don't get bit in the neck, then a second later bash a vamps head in to the point beyond unrecogniza...more

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Jun 05, 2012 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Brian Rowe knows how to captivate his readers. He develops characters and plot lines that are hard to resist. This read was like a roller coaster ride for me. The anticipation while getting buckled in and comfortable not knowing what to expect then you take off and there are twists and turns some slow moments then off and roaring. Getting a little scared but then calming down. When the ride ends you know there is nothing like what you just experienced. There’s the excitement of “oh man that was...more Brian Rowe knows how to captivate his readers. He develops characters and plot lines that are hard to resist. This read was like a roller coaster ride for me. The anticipation while getting buckled in and comfortable not knowing what to expect then you take off and there are twists and turns some slow moments then off and roaring. Getting a little scared but then calming down. When the ride ends you know there is nothing like what you just experienced. There’s the excitement of “oh man that was cool” or “I almost lost my cookies back there”. Definitely nothing like it.

That is how I felt about this book. Having read the Birthday trilogy by Brian Rowe I knew this was a ride I was willing to take. I got comfortable on the couch and dug right in. At first Brian is building the story and developing the characters. Then the story takes off and there are thrills along the twists and turns of the plot. There was humor, horror, and action along this ride. At the end I thought I was going to just unbuckle and go about my business but oh no. Brian throws in something that has me chomping at the bit to get on this ride again. Can’t wait!!!

Vampire Underground is something different in the vampire genre. It’s not the romantic but the horrific. I loved the idea of the underground world of the vampires. It was an underground scary circus. I kind of pictured in my mind the scene in the movie Interview with the Vampire where the vampires turned their killing into a show for an audience. It was brilliant and scary.

By far the character that stole the show and my affections was Ash. OMG, he was the humor to the story. A movie buff that loves the horror genre, doesn’t put up with remakes of classics, and is a loyal friend. He was the comic relief to the seriousness of what was going on around him. Loved that dynamic.

This is a fantastic read for any fan of books with great story lines. This is worth taking a chance on but hold on to your seat because you are in for a thrilling ride.
* I received a copy for an honest review
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The Vampire Underground is a pretty quick read - combining a love of film, teenagers trying to make their own horror movie and actually facing off against the real deal vampires. So much happens pretty quickly, but it's this pace that gives the book the energy needed to make you want to see what happens next. Brin is determined to survive at all costs and even befriends a vampire outcast in hopes of seeing daylight again. The one character that I adored the most is Brin's BFF, Ash. He is probab...more

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Oct 14, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This book had such a B-movie feel to it that made it a fun read! I had a good time reading it. The characters were bad and not one of them was the least bit likable, the story line had a lot of moments that made no sense but it brought vampires back into the realm of scary instead of nice and sparkly. I loved it!

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Apr 12, 2013 Ellie rated it 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars!!
Very good book. I loved the idea to begin with and Brian Rowe didn't disapoint! Will definitly read books in the future by this author.

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This looks interesting but the cover is butt ugly!

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Brian Rowe is a writing fiend, book devotee, film fanatic, and constant dreamer. He's written nine novels, dozens of short stories, five feature-length screenplays, and hundreds of film articles and essays. He is one half of the blog Story Carnivores, where he reviews the latest in books and film. He is currently pursuing his MA in English at the University of Nevada, Reno, and is hard at work on...more

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