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Demons of the Ocean (Vampirates #1)

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Twins, Connor and Grace, never dreamed that there was any truth to the Vampirate shanty their father sang to them before he died, but that was before the two were shipwrecked and separated from each other. For Connor, who is taken aboard a pirate ship, there's the chance to learn to swordfight, but for Grace, aboard a mysterious ship of vampire pirates, the danger is great...more

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Published April 1st 2007 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (first published 2005)

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Mar 02, 2009 Evan rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, youngadult

This was a dumb book. The setting made no sense--they were supposed to be in the 26th century with 18th century technology, but that disjunction was never even hinted at. The characters weren't developed enough to even be caricatures and the book wasn't decent enough to have an ending. Quite literally, the author thought, "hmmm, vampires are cool and pirates are cool and 'vampirates' is witty!" And then he attempted the bare minimum needed to write a book that could be titled Vampirates. And fai...more

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Jan 07, 2009 Kelli Venier rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: j-boys, j-drama-adventure

I picked this book up to read for the afterschool Book club. I needed a book about pirates and found this one on the shelves. Like Hunger Games, the cover was really holding me up, but I went onward and really liked it. The book is about a set of misfit twins that never seemed to fit in in their small town. Thier father is the Lighthouse keeper and dies suddenly, leaving the twins, Grace and Connor orphaned. The two take their father's boat out to escape foreclosure and the orphange, to sail dow...more

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Nov 14, 2007 Marie rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: YA fiction lovers

I love vampires. I love pirates. What's better than either one? BOTH!

I loved this first book: the story of a brother and sister, Connor and Grace Tempest, who face the death of their father, overcome the psychopaths that are their townsmen, and then seek adventure on the open sea, where they are separated due to a storm. Each knows the other is alive, but how will they find each other again? How will Connor cope? And how will Grace survive the odd ways of the vampirate ship?

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Oct 29, 2012 Kate Neilan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: children-s, fantasy, horror

Before he died, the lighthouse keeper taught his children, Grace and Connor Tempest, a strange sea-shanty, telling the story of the terrifying Vampirates. Only to them, the song is a comfort and a tantalising taste of the unknown. Now he’s passed away suddenly and, without a mother - is she dead too? They never knew her - the twins are all alone in the world. They can’t stay in the lighthouse and their only other options seem to be the orphanage or allow themselves to be adopted by the local may...more Before he died, the lighthouse keeper taught his children, Grace and Connor Tempest, a strange sea-shanty, telling the story of the terrifying Vampirates. Only to them, the song is a comfort and a tantalising taste of the unknown. Now he’s passed away suddenly and, without a mother - is she dead too? They never knew her - the twins are all alone in the world. They can’t stay in the lighthouse and their only other options seem to be the orphanage or allow themselves to be adopted by the local mayor.
These, for the twins, are both fates worse than death so they cast off in their father’s small boat and head out to sea, towards...who knows where. A storm rolls in, capsizes and destroys the little craft and the pair are separated in the wreck. Connor is dragged aboard The Diablo, a pirate ship full of the most affable and polite pirates I’ve ever read about, especially Connor’s bunk-mate Bart, the deputy Cheng-Li, who does everything ‘by the book’ (she’s fresh out of Pirate School) and of course, the charismatic Captain Wrathe, complete with a living snake hair accessory. Grace washes up somewhere rather different, aboard another ship, rescued by a handsome young man called Lorcan, with piercing eyes, very shiny teeth and a dislike for sunlight.
I found Demons of the Ocean a fun, light, unchallenging first installment of a series; some readers have commented that the story seems unfinished and, sadly, I think that’s a common factor with YA books planned to be parts of a series from the outset. In this case, there’s at least a measure of resolution, unlike some YA first-books I could mention *cough cough* Zom-B *cough cough* so I didn’t find it too off-putting.
I enjoyed the characterisation of the pirates; they were positive, sympathetic, comic characters, in the mode of Captain Jack Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean, or The Pirate Captain, from the series by Gideon Defoe. Again, some readers have found this a poor choice, but I quite liked the idea of the pirate code taken to the extreme of having a training academy, organised distribution of piracy ‘sea lanes’ and so on. The Vampirates are also relatively sympathetic, although generally misunderstood by normal humans. There is of course a vampire baddy, and indeed all the Vampirates have an air of danger about them, but many are also charming and just doing their best to survive, in the mode of modern vampire tales.
I did feel more effort could have gone into the twins, Grace and Connor Tempest. There’s obviously something strange and unusual about them, which I’m sure will be explored further in later books, but I felt more could have been done to establish them as three-dimensional characters, rather than just to mention that Grace is the clever one and Connor is the sporty one. Also, the death of their father is never explained and nor is anything about their missing mother, only that their father reappeared with them one day, no mum in sight. I think a little more foreshadowing would have increased the tension, complimenting the gentle comedy and brief action sequences.
It’s hard to write a review of this book, because it hasn’t evoked a very strong response in me, either way - I think this sits squarely ‘in the middle’. It’s probably best suited to younger YA readers, maybe as young as 10, but will probably not pack enough punch for mid-teens onwards. That being said, I enjoyed it as the first part in a longer work, and may well pick up the next installment if it happens to cross my path.

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Oct 23, 2012 Kara rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have been trying to read a lot of books my sons read/have read or will read. So, I grabbed Vampirates off the shelf. This series was a favorite of my 17 year olds when he was younger and my 12 year old is starting to give it the eye (even though it isn't in his genre).
With a series name like Vampirates it has to be the corniest thing out there, right? Wrong! I am hooked and love these books. I want to read the next one in the series, however, I am trying to get an idea of what different books...more

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Sep 13, 2012 Kim Miner rated it 3 of 5 stars

My Teen Book Club read this book in honor of International Talk Like a Pirate Day. I was surprised this story wasn't played for laughs at all and was completely serious. Also, you learn from the first page that it all takes place in the year 2505, so not only are they vampires, not only are they pirates, they are vampire-pirates FROM THE FUTURE.
But there must have been an apocalypse or something because they have only 18th century technology.
That's not important. What's important is VAMPIRATES!
I...more

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Aug 01, 2012 Gabrielle rated it 5 of 5 stars

I remember reading this book when I was about 10 years old. I know what you're thinking, 10 years old, yeah must be a great book *sarcasm* But honestly, I read the first four books in the series and then I was like wow these were AMAZING! I wish Justin Somper would've written more. And then four years later, I was fooling around on the internet looking up books and googling authors and I stumbled upon Justin's site. He had written 2 more books! I immediatly picked up the fifth book and I have be...more

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Apr 18, 2011 Whit rated it 1 of 5 stars

Let it be stated for the record that this was purchased for me as a joke. I expected it to be bad. I went into it knowing it was going to be bad. What I didn't know was that it was so much worse than bad, I could never have adequately prepared myself.

First off, it's set in the future. This way, we can talk all about modern things, while still entertaining the thought that pirates still sail the seas in oldie-timey ships, fighting with cutlasses and other oldie-timey things while not having to do...more

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Feb 09, 2011 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bought-copy, fantasy, series, childrens, ya

Grace and Connor Tempest become orphans when their father - the rather eccentric lighthouse keeper who teaches them a shanty about Vampirates - dies. Under threat of being taken in by the local banker, the twins run away from home on their father's boat. When a storm sweeps in the boat is capsized and the twins are separated. Connor joins a pirate ship, and soon begins learning the ropes and making friends with other pirates, while Grace ends up on an altogether stranger ship. Mysteries are unco...more Grace and Connor Tempest become orphans when their father - the rather eccentric lighthouse keeper who teaches them a shanty about Vampirates - dies. Under threat of being taken in by the local banker, the twins run away from home on their father's boat. When a storm sweeps in the boat is capsized and the twins are separated. Connor joins a pirate ship, and soon begins learning the ropes and making friends with other pirates, while Grace ends up on an altogether stranger ship. Mysteries are uncovered as the twins try desperately to reunite on the high seas...

Vampires! And Pirates! Vampirates! Seriously, what a deeply cool mash-up for a book - I can easily imagine the pitch for this novel and how quickly agents/publishers snapped it up. But is it a concept and nothing else? That's what I wanted to know most...

The good news is that there is definitely more to Demons of the Ocean than just the opening premise of pirates who also happen to be vampires. We have some strong lead characters, a couple of entertaining fight scenes and just all-round swashbuckling fun.

Somper does very well with the pacing of the novel - once Grace and Connor have been separated, we experience virtually alternate chapters from each point of view, often with a climax that makes the reader want to continue turning the pages. This was definitely a wise move, since the simple plot might otherwise appear somewhat slight.

Somper's strength is definitely presenting concepts such as compassion, mercy, loyalty and friendship through the excitement of a rip-roaring adventure story. None of these messages are conveyed overly strongly, but give a good sense of right and wrong.

It is very, very clear that this is an opening volume in a series, apart from the fact it closes on a bit of a cliffhanger. Mostly we have an establishment of the characters, and the "rules" behind piracy and what it means to be a Vampirate - or a donor.

I think the part of the book that disappointed me the most was the fact that Somper declined to expand on the world-building. In the blurb on the back of Demons of the Ocean, we're told that it is the year 2505 and the oceans have risen. A new era of piracy is dawning. But... this novel could honestly have been written as an historical fantasy. There is very little indication that this is some sort of post-apocalyptic future - which just leaves me hoping that Somper plans to use future books in the series to explore this potentially fascinating setting.

I found the book extremely suitable for younger readers - with a couple of scares, a little blood, but altogether very family friendly. The vocabulary used is not unduly challenging, although some words might be unfamiliar. Older children might find the simplicity of the plot detracts a little from the levels of excitement.

Altogether, a very competent opening to a series that has the potential to become great. An entertaining read. (less)

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Jan 11, 2011 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars

First of all, before i get to the point of the story, i only just wanted to say that it was a very good book to read; the action in the sword fights(hell, yeah, some pushy fights!), humor(i enjoy humor), and kind of got to me with a funny, twisted and different feeling than any other book had.

Both twins Conner and Grace Tempest's dad dies suddenly, after being the lighthouse manager for some years. Probably since Conner and Grace were born, i assume. Deciding to leave Cresent Moonbay (their hom...more

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Dec 12, 2010 Splash Of Our Worlds *Yiota* rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The Vampirates Series are set in the future at the year 2505. At that time there is a new era of piracy which is rising. Whoever control the seas, control an the world the say. We follow up the 16 year old twins, Connor and Grace and their life after their father died. While they try to escape from their fate in the town they live with a small boat, a storm is coming upon them. The two kids are losing each other. Connor was saved by a Molocco Wrath and his pirate crew while Grace was saved from...more The Vampirates Series are set in the future at the year 2505. At that time there is a new era of piracy which is rising. Whoever control the seas, control an the world the say. We follow up the 16 year old twins, Connor and Grace and their life after their father died. While they try to escape from their fate in the town they live with a small boat, a storm is coming upon them. The two kids are losing each other. Connor was saved by a Molocco Wrath and his pirate crew while Grace was saved from Lorcan Furey from the Vampirates ship. At the first book we have the kids trying to find each other once again when at the same time the learn about the new worlds they met and make new friends. When they meet again, Grace decides that she can't leave away from the mysterious ship of the Vampirates and her new friends. They separate once again. Grace tries to understand the world of the vampires and vampirates by staying with them. On the other hand Connor tries....
...to get used to the pirate life and even goes at the Pirates' Academy. As the story go on the kids learn more about their family's past which is connect strongly with the Vampirates ship and its crew, they fall in love even if they are young to understand it, they make new friends and enemies and they are trying really hard to fit in this new world of theirs.At the end of the 4th book(haven't read the next one yet) a big war is on the way and the kids will be in the middle of it.

With the new fashion with the vampire books written mostly for the female audience you might mistaken the book and think it fits in this category as well. Err..no. Is clearly a fantasy book for both genres. The world of the book is really dark and bloody. Fights, wars are the biggest part of it. There is no big love story in it but as it is normal for all people its characters fall in love. Not the main theme of the book though. You follow more the story around the two kids and how different they are and accept the new life. Vampires are the well known vampires we all knew before Twilight (no sparkles). They feed with human blood in different ways and they kill. Some of them have magic powers and they are pretty fearsome.Pirates are something also stay on what we know about them but not at the stealing cities part so much. I say even the good guys in this book are bad in a way. Probably only the girl, Grace, hasn't kill anyone yet...

Personally i really like the book cause its plot is original. As far from all the books i have read, i didn't meet something alike to it. Somper came up with a really good idea. There is no unnecessary details or scenes. The environment of the world is really well displayed and you create it easily in your mind. Same for the characters. Maybe sometimes the kids are getting used to the new conditions easily but still most of the reactions are original.

An interesting fact about the world of Vampirates is that Somper used real places and names. There is explanation of the world and how came up with the idea at the official site. Same for illustrations of the characters.
So if you are fantasy fan (i picked it up cause i'm fan of pirates and vampires) and you want an easy reading and fast book with some excitement in it, i say try it. (less)

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Nov 30, 2010 Readingtween rated it 5 of 5 stars

Reagan:

If you like pirates and vampires, you're in! There were so many things that I liked about this book. I love books about pirates, and my friend recommended this book to me, and I'm so glad I read it. My favorite character was either Grace or the Vampirate Captain. Grace was so demanding, she was so curious and would risk her own neck to find out the secrets of the Vampirate ship. I liked the Captain because he was AWESOME! He was so calm at frightening times, but could still command his cr...more

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Nov 14, 2010 Michele Velthuizen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Interest level: 5th +
Reading level: medium
Genre: adventure, suspense, horror, vampires, pirates

If you're looking for an adventure story with an interesting twist, try this new exciting series. Although it has many features of a typical high sea adventure, this series is actually set in the future (2505) and the kind of piracy that exits is unlike any you may have read about. Good and notorious pirates abound, but there are is a new mysterious breed of pirates - those who seek blood rather than g...more

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May 15, 2010 Margaryta rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: great-fantasy-books, chapter-books

I picked up this book because the title had appealed to me, and when I began reading it I found it very interesting and original.

The writing is not proffesional, however it is not child-quality, so it's basicly in the middle. To those people who only want to read books that have professional-like writing style, don't bother picking this book up unless you're open-minded and willing to change your mind throughout the book.

The plot is very interesting, or atleast it was for me. So far, this seems...more

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Jan 26, 2010 Rosalie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: childrens-books

Vampirates by Justin Somper

This is the story of a set of 14 year old twins; Conner and Grace Tempest who live happily with their father, the caretaker of a lighthouse on the coast of Australia in the year 2505. Everything changes when their father dies and leaves the twins penniless and headed for an orphanage. Then Conner and Grace decide to take their father’s ship out on the open seas and head off to seek their fortunes. Not long after they are at sea they encounter a terrible storm and their...more

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Sep 19, 2009 Mike rated it 2 of 5 stars

"If Pirates are bad, and vampires are worse, then I pray that as long as I be, that though I sing of Vampirates, I never one shall see."

That's a verse from a sea shanty often sung in Vampirates. The premise is pretty obvious, right? It's pirates, who are also vampires! How cool is that! Sadly, my own review might read something like:

"If stories of pirates are good, and stories of vampires are better, then though I read the Vampirates, I pray you never do."

Ok, this book isn't THAT bad. Let's get...more

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Jun 10, 2009 Kali rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, children, fantasy, ghosts-or-monsters, series, teen, thriller

What’s meaner than a pirate? A vampirate, of course. Set in the twenty-sixth century off the coast of Australia’s Crescent Moon Bay, this is the story of fourteen-year-old twins Connor and Grace Tempest. When their lighthouse keeper father dies, leaving them penniless and alone, the twins take to sea. But before they can begin a new life, a ferocious storm sinks their boat and separates them—perhaps forever. Connor is plucked from the sea by a pirate ship and the athletic youngster makes fast fr...more

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Jul 09, 2011 Cherie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Twins Connor and Grace never dreamed that there was any truth to the Vampirate shanty their father sang to them before he died, but that was before the two were shipwrecked and separated from each other. For Connor, who is taken aboard a pirate ship, there's the chance to learn to sword fight, but for Grace, aboard a mysterious ship of vampire pirates, the danger is great. The twins want more than anything to find each other, but their time is limited and they're an ocean apart.

This was a swift-...more

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Aug 14, 2012 Colleen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: library-read, vampire, middle-grade, action-adventure

3.5

When I first saw the name of this series I thought, "Really? Are you serious? I can just imagine what the author was thinking: 'Hey, do you know what's really popular right now? Vampires. And do you know what else is popular? Pirates. I bet I could smash them together and make a mint!"

Ugh. Pass.

But...

I had heard things about it in the one YA group I'm in, which helped to chip away, a bit, at my initial skepticism, and then, recently, I was at the library and they didn't have the book I was l...more

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May 28, 2012 Heather Pearson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya

Pirates Rock. I'm thinking of the classic swashbuckling, courteous pirate as portrayed by Johnny Depp. This book abounds with just such characters as well as an assortment of the less savory type.

The time is 500 years in the future, somewhere off shore of Australia. Piracy has gained a supremacy upon the sea and lighthouses are once again manned instead of housing an automated light. When the lighthouse keeper at Crescent Moon Bay dies, his children, Grace and Connor, are left destitute and orph...more

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Nov 17, 2009 Amy Thorne rated it 3 of 5 stars

I would have given this a 3.5 instead of 3 stars if Goodreads had let me and if really it were worth my time to sit here and agonize over such things. Am I going to read the next book? Yeah, I am. Is this the second coming of HP, or even SP? No.

Here's a book where the concept alone was worth my good humor. For this Somper gets my hat tip, and I started this story with quite a lot of goodwill stored up. My chief complaints: much is made of how smart Grace is, but she does precious little to illus...more

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Jan 24, 2011 Cassandra (Irene) LE rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure-and-action, pirates, vampire, magic, horror, fiction, kids, sea-and-voyage

Well, I have finished this book months ago, but now I search on Goodreads to review it. First, I choose a book for its cover and its content outside. I must say I'm impressed on the cover and its content. Siblings, get lost, vampires and pirates, fighting and blood, etc. There are a lot of books with the same contents about vampire and pirates, but some of those became famous, but some none. The different is really clearly. This book was not famous. I didn't say that it was bad. It just fine.......more

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Jul 13, 2009 Jennifer rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, fiction, read-in-2009, young-adult, young-readers

Twins Connor and Grace both end up on separate pirate ships after their father dies and leaves the two destitute and parentless. Grace is on the fabled Vampirate ship, a cursed vessel piloted by the damned, while Connor is on your more typical pirate ship. The twins are trying desperately to find one another.

Vampirates is competently written, though rather lackluster overall. It's a stock entry in the young reader/YA genre and doesn't break any new ground. The characters are wooden and I didn't...more

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Apr 09, 2009 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars

Vampirates: Demons of the Ocean by Justin Somper
Prince Frederick, MD, 2006, c2005, 330 pages, $10.87
Young Adult Horror/Adventure/Fantasy
ISBN: 9780316013734

Orphaned 14-year-old twins, Connor and Grace Tempest are missing and presumed dead by the residents of Crescent Moon Bay, Australia. The twins run away from their home, the lighthouse, when the new lighthouse keeper occupies it. They take their father’s boat, encounter a ferocious storm, and are separated in the sea. Pirates pick up Connor, an...more

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Nov 30, 2012 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: november

"If Pirates are bad, and vampires are worse, then I pray that as long as I be, that though I sing of Vampirates, I never one shall see."
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This book takes place in the 24 century. Grace and Connor, our main characters for this series, are "misfit" twins who have recently lost their father and swear that everything will be okay as long as the were together. The twins set out in their father's yacht, get caught in a storm, and get separated. Connor gets saved by a p...more

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Mar 28, 2010 Elizabeth *Swords for Fighting* rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The first installment in the Vampirates series was completely enjoyable. Vampires and Pirates are two of my favorite things, so putting them together was pure genius. It was a quick read that completely captured my attention. I loved the original storyline, and the shanty is definitely catchy. It has been floating around in my head for days now!

I found the main characters, Connor and Grace, to be lovable, and the bond that they share is sweet. I loved the mysteriousness of the Vampirate ship eve...more

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Mar 24, 2010 Vickie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: booksthatmakemegowow, listened-to

I have just found a new-to-me favorite series and author and likely the narrator, too. I had so much fun listening to this first in the VAMPIRATES series and cannot wait to listen to the next in the series, TIDE OF TERROR, I hope it's next up on Recorded Books wishlist.
This is the perfect book to listen to for anyone, even though it's supposed to be a YA paranormal.
The world-building is very cool and I like that it's a future that isn't overwhelmingly bleak like a lot of futuristic venues tend...more

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Feb 13, 2009 Tigerstarz rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Any Twilight or Pirate of THe Carribean lovers

Recommended to Tigerstarz by: Myself

The book is about Twins, Grace and Connor, who are left alone when their father-the lighthouse keeper in Crescent Moon Bay- they could either join another family against everything their father believd in but be spoiled rich, or can go out to sea and find another place, which is what happens. There is a storm, and their boat is shipwrecked. The twins are seperated, Grace was taken aboard a Vampirate ship, with Connor aboard a real pirate ship, both with lethal people prowling about. Grace bonds...more

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Dec 30, 2008 Clawfoot rated it 1 of 5 stars

I'm really not sure how to rate this book. It was uniformly awful, but highly enjoyable because of it. So long as you read it aloud with a bunch of snarky friends, it's a fantastic way to pass the time. Friendly, law-abiding pirates who don't want to hurt anyone? Pacifistic vampires who also don't want to hurt anyone? Angsty teens? Ninjas in vases (who don't manage to hurt anyone)? You'll hurt yourself laughing.

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Mar 21, 2012 Jillian rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: youngadult

So originally, I saw the title of this book and knew that it had to be epic and amazing or totally awful - there could be no in-between.
Well, Justin Somper proved me wrong. My overall feeling after finishing this book was a resounding "meh."
The idea was brilliant, the execution lacking. The main characters, Grace and Connor, are each one side of the Mary Sue coin - Connor is the athlete, instantly the best at any sport he tries, picking up swordfighting in about half an hour and becoming the bra...more

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And vampires are worse,
Then I pray that as long as I be
That though I sing of Vampirates
I never one shall see.
Yea, if pirates are danger
And vampires are death,
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