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Vampire State of Mind

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Jessica Grant knows vampires only too well. She runs the York Council tracker program making sure that the Otherworlders are all where they should be, keeps the filing in order and drinks far too much coffee.To Jess, vampires are annoying and arrogant and far too sexy for their own good, particularly her ex-colleague Sil, who's now in charge of Otherworld York. But when a...more

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Published August 7th 2012 by Choc Lit

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Jan 25, 2013 Lucie Wheeler rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great book from the very talented Jane Lovering.

I read Jane's first book, Please Don't Stop the Music, a while back and absolutely fell in love with her quirky, witty way of writing. She has a wonderful way of putting words together and making a story come to life. And this latest book certainly doesn't disappoint.

Where her other books are more lighthearted, this one has a darker edge and it really works. The story is set in York and is primarily about a council worker, Jessica, and a va...more

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Oct 19, 2012 Susan Roebuck rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A nice discovery. I was in the mood for a lighter read and this one fit the bill perfectly. It's Victorian times and someone has created an "open door" to the Otherworld. A vampire bites a young man, plants the demon seed and lo and behold another vampire is made. A hundred (or more) years later much has changed - the World has seen a terrible war between the Otherworld and Humans. Now there's a truce with both sides keeping an official eye on each other to make sure that peace is preserved. Jes...more

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Sep 03, 2012 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I’ve been reluctant to read stories featuring vampires because lately they’ve all sounded the same. However, I’m glad I took a risk because Vampire State of Mind offers a whole new take on this sub-genre.

It’s part mystery, part paranormal romance with a dash of Sci-Fi. I loved the world Ms. Lovering created for this book. There’s been a war, a treaty was signed and now it seems like it’s back to normal but as you read further into the...more

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Aug 14, 2012 The Commuting Bookworm rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Vampire State of Mind by Jane Lovering

Jessica Grant knows vampires only too well. She runs the York Council tracker programme making sure that Otherworlders are all where they should be, keeps the filing in order and drinks far too much coffee. To Jess vampires are annoying and arrogant and far too sexy for their own good, particularly her ex-colleague Sil. When a demon turns up and threatens the equilibrium they must work together. The stakes are high, the challenge is great and to top it all...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, urban-paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy

I do not which genre to put on this, perhaps cos it just feels very British, and then the UF or PNR labels does not work. It's more than just that. It's more gritty, more real, less pretty. If you compare Brit tv vs US tv you know what I am talking about. It's a paranormal book with a bit of action and romance, Brit style.

The heroine Jessica can kick ass (but she is not a katana wielding clone.) She tracks down otherworlders who has moved out of the area they should stay in. She has a crappy lov...more

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Mar 02, 2013 Yasmeen (Yaz) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jess is a bureaucratic, a pencil pusher and if she has seen more action in the past week than she has in the entire time she's worked at the York Council tracker programme, it's just a coincidence. So what if she's been in the thick of things lately, there's no danger to her, the hunters do all the really dangerous stuff. Really, no ones trying to kill her, why would they? she's just a civil servant. The only dangerous thing in her life is her feelings for Sil. A vampire and everyone knows there...more

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Mar 01, 2013 Sharon Booth rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Personally I blame Sarah Tranter. Having managed several decades (never mind how many!) without having the slightest interest in vampires, and having sat through the first two Twilight films, at the insistence of my daughter, with eyes glazed over with boredom, I picked up her novel "No Such Thing As Immortality" and loved it. Totally fell in love with her vampire hero, Nate, so much so that I actually watched Twilight Eclipse the other week and didn't fall asleep - although I still think those...more Personally I blame Sarah Tranter. Having managed several decades (never mind how many!) without having the slightest interest in vampires, and having sat through the first two Twilight films, at the insistence of my daughter, with eyes glazed over with boredom, I picked up her novel "No Such Thing As Immortality" and loved it. Totally fell in love with her vampire hero, Nate, so much so that I actually watched Twilight Eclipse the other week and didn't fall asleep - although I still think those films are curiously lacking in passion. (Can't comment on the books as I haven't read them). Anyway, with Sarah busy working on her sequel, I decided I needed another vampire fix, and fast. And who has written a vampire novel but the writer of one of my favourite books, "Please Don't Stop The Music". Yes, Jane Lovering had turned her very capable hand to vampire fiction and so, of course, it was the obvious choice.
Well, it turns out "Vampire State of Mind" is actually better than "Please Don't Stop the Music", and, believe me, I wasn't expecting that. The heroine, Jessica, lives in an alternative York, where a rift has opened and allowed all sorts of otherworldly creatures in, such as werewolves, ghouls, zombies, shadows and, of course, vampires. Jess works for York City Council, and her job is to make sure that the otherworlders keep to the rules. After a terrible war with humans, a peace treaty was drawn up and the humans and otherworlders now live in relative peace, although neither side really trusts the other and there is a lot of prejudice on both sides.
Jess is a great heroine. She has humour, courage and compassion. Her relationship with her sidekick Liam is warm and trusting, with a great deal of gentle mickey-taking on both sides. Jess's one weakness is her feelings for the leader of the city's vampires, Sil, a sexy vampire with an inner demon. No, literally. You see, vampires in Jane Lovering's world, are humans that have been bitten by other vampires and "seeded" so that a demon grows inside them and lives within them. It is that demon that keeps them alive, craves human blood, and drives the vampire to indulge in rather unsavoury pursuits as it needs the adrenaline rush this produces. Luckily, a form of synthetic blood has been developed which can be bought freely and which staves off the need to drain humans, although certain clubs exist where willing humans can "donate" blood to eager vampires. As long as the blood is freely given no crime has been committed, and the vampire is able to withdraw before "seeding" takes place if the human doesn't wish to become a vampire, too. Sil frequents these clubs and is never short of company at them, something which fills Jess with disgust.
As with all ChocLit book we also get to see things from the hero's perspective, and it soon becomes clear that Sil is not the unemotional monster that Jess believes him to be. But Sil is determined to keep his feelings at bay, and Jess can't risk getting involved with a vampire who she believes will never love her, and never be satisfied with her.
When a stranger called Malfaire arrives in York, seeking out Jess, it triggers a series of events which leads to Jess and Sil having to work closely together. Jess, who sees herself as nothing more than a council worker doing her very poorly-paid and rather undervalued job, is shocked to discover her life is in danger. Someone wants her dead, but who? And why? The danger is growing, the uneasy truce is threatened, and both Jess and Sil have to come to terms with who they really are. "The stakes are high and very, very pointy"!
Told with a lot of humour, this book neverthless has a very dark edge to it, and there is some really passionate romance in there, too. The mystery of Malfaire is intriguing, and the mistrust and prejudice displayed by both humans and otherworlders is thought-provoking.
This novel is gripping, exciting, passionate and funny. It's a bit Harry Potter, a bit Buffy, but most of all it reminded me of the first two series of Torchwood. I absolutely loved it and can't wait to read Jane's next novel, Hubble Bubble. Hmm, wonder what that could be about?
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Jul 25, 2012 Lottie Chase rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Vampire State of Mind is the new title from Jane Lovering. Jane starts her new romance/action novel by giving us ficitonal historical evidence to act as a convincing backdrop. According to her protagonist Jessie, at the turn of the last century the Earth tilted a small degree on its axis, as this happened a gateway appeared allowing Otherworlders to slide over into the human world.

What I liked about this novel is that unlike other supernatural stories out there, Jane introduces such a broad rang...more Vampire State of Mind is the new title from Jane Lovering. Jane starts her new romance/action novel by giving us ficitonal historical evidence to act as a convincing backdrop. According to her protagonist Jessie, at the turn of the last century the Earth tilted a small degree on its axis, as this happened a gateway appeared allowing Otherworlders to slide over into the human world.

What I liked about this novel is that unlike other supernatural stories out there, Jane introduces such a broad range of creatues. From vampires and werewolfs (which now seem the norm in romantic fiction) to ghouls, ghysts and demons, the diversity in this novel is something to be admired. I also really delighted in how ordinary the backdrop of this story was. After the Troubles, which Jessie describes as a ‘civil war’ between the Otherworlders (mainly vampires) and the Humans, a settlement was agreed and councils across the country developed Enforcement Departments to deal with the vampires that lived in their area. To curb vampires’ freedom each vampire is allocated a set territory and they must notify people if they are planning on moving around. For every city council (Jessie happens to work for York City Council’s Enforcement Department) there is a matching vampire board which controls, protects and investigates the vampires in their area. It all sounds very official and I loved how she really used the mundane protocols of city councils to contrast with such a surreal setting where Humans and Otherworlders are trying to live together.

As I’ve mentioned, Jessie is an Enforcement Officer which means she gets to tranquilize and relocate any vampires that cross over into her area of York without permission. She’s sassy and girly and completely likeable. Sil is the head of the vampire council for York and he has a heated history with Jessie – they love to hate each other. A stranger rocks up on the scene who confuses both Jessie and Sil as they struggle to identify his origin and he starts to cause quite a stir amongst the residents of York.

Vampire State of Mind is a really fun read and of course there is a romantic element that seems to now come with any supernatural story. This is a good holiday read and one for the Buffy fans!

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Nov 16, 2012 Vivienne Serendipity Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This was my first taste of Choc Lit and quite frankly, I will be devouring a whole lot more! I loved this book! Loved it! Loved it! Loved it!
The best way to describe this book would be to call it a very British paranormal, urban fantasy wrapped in a chick lit coating of humour and romance. The romantic nature of this book is the central essence of the story as you watch circumstances bring together two unlikely matches; at the same time...more For more reviews, please visit www.serendipityreviews.co.uk
This was my first taste of Choc Lit and quite frankly, I will be devouring a whole lot more! I loved this book! Loved it! Loved it! Loved it!
The best way to describe this book would be to call it a very British paranormal, urban fantasy wrapped in a chick lit coating of humour and romance. The romantic nature of this book is the central essence of the story as you watch circumstances bring together two unlikely matches; at the same time they are also battling with some rather nasty Otherworlders who are intent on world domination.
From the moment, Jessica the main protagonist stepped on the page, she had me giggling into my fingers. She is hilarious! Imagine Buffy, Brigid Jones style, with a sense of humour. When you put her in a room with the rather hot, brooding, lust fuelled vampire Sil and be prepared to watch the pages sizzle. There is a bonfire of emotions just waiting to explode between these two as they skirt around each other, avoiding the feelings that consume them both. Add Liam, (Jessica's working side-kick) to the equation, and you get your very own Fairy Godfather, providing tea and custard creams to smooth out the complicated rollercoaster of forbidden romance. I loved the part Liam played and even though he is a secondary character, every time he appeared he just brightened up the story like a Halloween glow stick.
Jessica has a lot to deal with in this story - half way through the book, her past catches up with her and steals her breath away, showing her that her life isn't what she thought it was. The story then really gets going, as the plot steams ahead to a thrilling ending.
I would read so many more chick lit books if they were like this. I love that it was funny, yet set in the British version of an urban fantasy. When I say British, I'm thinking of comedies such as The Office and Stella, showing that the British can do vampires, only we do it with a touch of the legendary British saracasm. I really enjoyed this author's writing style and I look forward to acquiring more of her books in the future. (less)

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Sep 09, 2012 Sue rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I must admit I don’t know a lot about vampires and Otherworlders but this being the second vampirey book I’ve read recently, I’m starting to get the hang of it all.

I really enjoyed Jane Lovering’s style of writing, it’s witty, direct and sometimes ‘smart-mouthed’. It is also fun and fast with lots going on right from the get-go.

The plot gradually unfolds with surprises along the way – I wasn’t ever sure what was going to happen next.

Sil was a great character and I loved the chemistry between him...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Rhoda Baxter rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Vampire State of Mind deals with vampires, humans and humanity. It’s dark and, in places, very funny. The world created is detailed and believable; Buffy meets Thursday Next in the best possible way. The Dead Run (a race run by Otherworlders) is just fabulous.

Jessie is a council official who ends up fighting to save the world. She’s a great character. She’s a strong woman who actually gets on with the business of being strong and kicking butt rather than just talking about it all the time. She a...more

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Aug 11, 2012 Sharon Goodwin rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Vampire State of Mind has a rather unique way of beginning … instead of a prologue, the story opens with a ‘Wikipedia’ page detailing the history of the vampires. The ‘Theories’ section is quite profound!

Chapter One we have a brief sojourn into February 1914 as Jonathon Wilberforce is reading the Yorkshire Herald while walking along. Unbelieving of vampires, he’s tricked into a dark alleyway …

Chapter Two finds us in York in 2012. Straight away we’re introduced to Jessie’s job as she’s fighting a...more Vampire State of Mind has a rather unique way of beginning … instead of a prologue, the story opens with a ‘Wikipedia’ page detailing the history of the vampires. The ‘Theories’ section is quite profound!

Chapter One we have a brief sojourn into February 1914 as Jonathon Wilberforce is reading the Yorkshire Herald while walking along. Unbelieving of vampires, he’s tricked into a dark alleyway …

Chapter Two finds us in York in 2012. Straight away we’re introduced to Jessie’s job as she’s fighting a vampire and bringing him down. There are only 5% of the population who have the ability of sussing out who is an Otherworlder and who is human and Jessie is particularly good at this. The demon of the vampire she takes down has a message for her. Jessie starts to think of Sil but quickly pulls her thoughts away – Sil can feel when she’s thinking about him. This is our first introduction into the connection they have between them.

From the time that the enigmatic Malfaire arrives into Jessie’s life, things start to happen that are obstructive and dangerous – like being the first human to be entered into the Dead Run (which is a competition held in an alternate reality). Not an Otherworld creature she can detect, he leaves her with a nasty feeling.

As the story progresses we find out more about the vampires who are hosts to demons who live off the adrenalin and highs of emotions. Lovering explores a variety of emotions linked in with this.

Although there are some very dramatic and ‘dark’ scenes, Jessie has such a tongue-in-cheek wit … coming out with some very funny quips, that this lightens the mood. One scene in particular, when she is being hunted in the chemists had me laughing with the jokes linked to the ammunition she had to fight back with.

This world that Lovering has created is quite fascinating. On the surface, Otherworlders are accepted but under the surface is still the alienation and preconceived ideas of people who are afraid of those who are different to them. This is quite a strong theme in the story and added more depth.

The love between Jessie and Sil is spiritual as well as physical. Sil has his own history to overcome to become whole and Jessie learns things she needs to come to terms with as well. I enjoyed watching them battle it out with each other. The scene in the storm drain is beautifully portrayed.

There is much to hold your interest in Vampire State of Mind. Action packed with plenty of suspense and as well as the paranormal/romance you’ll find humour, a spectrum of emotions, intrigue and a couple of surprises (that I didn’t see coming). An engrossing read!

*Note* There is swearing in places but for me this fit in with the scenes and was not a problem.

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Feb 13, 2013 Sheri rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It's not a bad story overall! I enjoyed this book. It was engaging. However, maybe it was a dialect thing, at times I found myself quirking a brow or re-reading parts. Sometimes I chalked it up to dialect or maybe even an editing issue. Though, it didn't really distract from the storyline. It was a nice change to read a novel versus series to get to get the full story. For that, I give it a huge kudos! Also, the characters were personable, in that I found myself liking the characters and attachi...more

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Aug 31, 2012 Carly rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Vampire State of Mind is a great kick-start to what I expect will be an amazing new series! Jane Lovering has created a wonderful new world here and I was quickly wrapped up in this beautifully imagined and exciting new world. The writing style is great, very engaging and I all too quickly finished the book. What I enjoyed the most was getting to know main character Jess! She is an intriguing character that I instantly liked, she is strong, witty, packs a punch and best of all loads of snark. I...more Vampire State of Mind is a great kick-start to what I expect will be an amazing new series! Jane Lovering has created a wonderful new world here and I was quickly wrapped up in this beautifully imagined and exciting new world. The writing style is great, very engaging and I all too quickly finished the book. What I enjoyed the most was getting to know main character Jess! She is an intriguing character that I instantly liked, she is strong, witty, packs a punch and best of all loads of snark. I like that Jane Lovering put a band new spin on a vampire tale, Vampire State of Mind has a bit of an Anita Blake feel to it, which fans may enjoy but for me I didn't really like some of the similarities, mainly because I'm a big Anita Blake fan and I didn't want to but I really couldn't help comparing the two at times. But all in all a really great Gothic style book that definitely kicks butt!

Jessica Grant works for York city council, keeping track of all the otherworlders and making sure they are where they should be. She doesn't like or trust vampires and her ex-colleague and vampire Sil is no exception. But the pair are forced to put their differences behind them when a strange otherworlder turns up and threatens not only Jess but the whole freak'in world.

Jess needs to play a big part in saving the world and she is the only one that can do it. She makes some shocking revelations that shatters everything she thought she knew about herself. Can she do what needs to be done to save the world and herself? Well, Sil is definitely not leaving her side even though there is nothing that even a vampire can do about this threat!

The ending is great and the author manages to keep you guessing right up until the end. I found Jess and Sil's relationship a bit wooden and a little forced until the end section of the book then it became more natural. I really can't wait to see where we are going to be taken in any future books in the series, I really hope there will be more.

*Special thanks to ChocLit for the review copy*

3.5/5 Stars

Carly :)
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Oct 20, 2012 Shani Struthers rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Vampires are not usually my thing - the love affair with such creatures started and ended with Anne Rice. Neither am I fond of a werewolf, which seem to be lurking on every book shelf in every book store lately. However ... this is good. Our heroine, Jessica, is smart and sassy and Sil is brooding and delicious. There are some priceless comic moments (and, funnily enough, comedy is not usually my thing either!) and its the wit that kept me rolling along. Highly recommended but will I read anymor...more

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Jan 26, 2013 Henriette Gyland rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is without a doubt the strangest book I have read, but in a good way. It's a cross between True Blood, The Running Man, and Harry Potter with a bit of Doctor Who thrown in. Utterly page-turning, it alternates between being laugh-out-loud funny, sassy, and adrenaline-pumpingly scary, and although it's a departure from the author's previous contemporary novels, it still comes with her hallmark smart sense of humour. A book with a bite to it.

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Aug 23, 2012 Liz Willoughby rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jane Lovering back at her best! This is a truly fun, gripping read not your typical vampire novel. Truly wonderful and funny with some great one liners, real blood and gore (ok not too much) and a sexy sizzling love story. Really good to see a vampire novel from a British author puts those American versions to shame. Truly original not a Twilight similarity anywhere - fabulous! Must be read.

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Dec 22, 2012 Christina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jane Lovering is an author whose novels I know I’m going to enjoy, even before I pick them up. She has an amazingly unique voice, a quirky sense of humour and great dialogue, all of which feature in this novel. Although Vampire State of Mind is a bit different to her previous books, in that it features vampires and other fantasy creatures, I wasn’t disappointed. In fact, once I started reading, I couldn’t put it down and I was completely drawn into the alternate world the author has created. It...more

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Mar 24, 2013 Lorraine Taylor rated it 2 of 5 stars

This was fun, especially as it was set in
York and the 'heroine' works for York Council - I liked the idea of vampires living in York and there being a bureaucratic council department to deal with them! A bit girly for me but with a fast moving, enjoyable plot. A good light read.

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Jan 30, 2013 Erika rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Really neat concept with the dimensional breach and the vampire demons riding their hosts and the beings coming over changing human history.

A nice fast read, though there was a bit of repetition about some facts and the angst between Jessie and Sil was a little trying sometimes.

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Apr 03, 2013 Jules rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jane lovering's characters are usually a bit different, often stubborn and difficult but always interesting and engaging. In this novel she also comes up with a new twist on vampires and the setting of an everyday York makes a clever juxtaposition between normalcy and Otherworldliness.

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Aug 24, 2012 Fenella Miller rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read this last week and thought it was brilliant. I'm not a great fan of vampire books but this was an exception. The plot was complex,the main characters attractive and there was a good balance of humour and excitement. Jane Lovering does a good line in tall, skinny heroes!

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Jul 25, 2012 Catherine rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jane Lovering does it again! Following on from winning 2012 Romantic Novel of the Year for Please Don't Stop the Music, Jane's latest book manages to create quirky characters in a very different version of York to the one we know. This contemporary thriller still has Jane's unique sense of humour shining through and the tense storyline will have you worrying about the characters until the end. A great read.

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Nov 06, 2012 Sarah marked it as wishlist

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Very curious about this one! I do love to find paranormal books set in the UK - there just aren't enough of them lol

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Aug 08, 2012 Angela rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, romance

A decent enough read. Reviewed for New Books Mag.

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Sep 08, 2012 Annie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Really not my cup of tea, but extremely well done. Brilliant creation of a recognisable York peopled with a range of otherworld creatures, held together with a feisty + funny heroine and plenty of chills and thrills...

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