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Vampire Game Volume 11 (Vampire Game #11)
by
JUDAL
Family bickering has never been worse--Lassen, Ishtar's cousin, has always coveted Pheliosta's throne. Sharlen uses this to his advantage, creating the ultimate challenge for Darres. Meanwhile in Ci Xeneth, Falan is researching information for Ishtar when she disappears! Danger threatens Yujinn, Darres, Ishtar and Duzell! Can they find a way for Darres to unsheathe Sidia, ...more
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
May 10th 2005
by TokyoPop
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The series as a whole was good in the beginning. Very funny and intriguing. I love romances where the characters have loved each other forever but have never told each other or something like that. lol The series declines in quality, I think towards the end. There are too many characters in too many places and things get a little confusing.
I have an odd relationship with Vampire Game: I greatly enjoy the series, but I have a hard time beginning each new volume. There’s so much going on, and so many characters--some of whom are difficult to tell apart visually--that I sometimes get bogged down in the story.
Still, I do love this series. It has a little bit of everything: boy/girl romance, boy/boy romantic subtext, girl/girl romantic subtext, pseudo-incest, magic, political intrigue, action, and a whole web of complic...more
Still, I do love this series. It has a little bit of everything: boy/girl romance, boy/boy romantic subtext, girl/girl romantic subtext, pseudo-incest, magic, political intrigue, action, and a whole web of complic...more
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