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The Week I Was A Vampire
It all starts when Judith Carstairs goes to a party on Sunday night (which she's pretty sure she's going to hell for) and ends with her being turned into a vampire… sort of.
Jude has a week to make it through the transition period without drinking blood if she wants to be human again, but with an English test, a delicious smelling best friend, and her handsome sire with a baby sister who hates her, it's going to be hard to keep her cool.
Then there's the fact her parents are getting home from a business trip on Saturday, and oh yeah, there's that one werewolf named Kyle...
Suddenly, hell seems the least of Jude's worries.
Jude has a week to make it through the transition period without drinking blood if she wants to be human again, but with an English test, a delicious smelling best friend, and her handsome sire with a baby sister who hates her, it's going to be hard to keep her cool.
Then there's the fact her parents are getting home from a business trip on Saturday, and oh yeah, there's that one werewolf named Kyle...
Suddenly, hell seems the least of Jude's worries.
- GenresVampires
244 pages, Paperback
First published July 4, 2013
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About the author
Brittney Dussault
15 books11 followersBrittney Dussault is the author of The Founders Trilogy, The Banewood Chronicles, The Week I Was A Vampire, and a collection of poetry books.
When she isn’t doing something book related, she photographs her day-to-day adventures. Hobbies also include glitter, the color yellow, and finding the perfect pair of black heels.
She lives in Washington State with family members who don’t mind if she writes about them.
When she isn’t doing something book related, she photographs her day-to-day adventures. Hobbies also include glitter, the color yellow, and finding the perfect pair of black heels.
She lives in Washington State with family members who don’t mind if she writes about them.
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April 27, 2019
A lovely book to read on a chilly evening curled in bed.
October 30, 2013
One of the things I loved about TWIWAV is that the female protagonist, Jude, didn't follow the trend I have come to see in many books: She was not torn between two boys. Also, she made smart decisions and ended up being true to her beliefs. Additionally, she took her feelings slow in a cautious manner. I'm not knocking love-at-first-sight type of things because for some people those feelings are very real. But for our girl, she was more level headed. I appreciated that. It lent credibility to her somehow. TWIWAV was an easy read that had some fun characters. I really can't wait to read more of Lux in Star Fall!
December 22, 2013
I just finished it and I'm still not sure what I thought about it. Okay for what it was, but sometimes all the "she" usage made it a little hard to follow - as did the lack of italics use when someone was talking to Jude in her head.
Seemed a little all over the place but okay for what it was.
Seemed a little all over the place but okay for what it was.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews