Joel Angel’s Reviews > The Reformed Vampire Support Group > Status Update
Joel Angel
is on page 49 of 368
The narrator starts this book off telling about Nina and the book she is writing about a vampire named Zadia Bloodstone. She says that writing about being a vampire is hard but then she remembers that that's why there's a reformed vampire support group. I'm not getting into this book as much as I'd want to because I'm more into thrillers, horrors, and suspense books. It takes too many funny turns and I dont enjoy it.
— Jan 22, 2012 11:59PM
Like flag
Joel’s Previous Updates
Joel Angel
is on page 362 of 368
I reached the end of the book and i didn't care for it very much. I finished it simply because i had to for class. Everyone in this book has supernatural powers and because there was no real talents it was a fairly boring book. I also got confused as to who was being talked about because the writer didn't make it obvious.
— Feb 27, 2012 02:54AM
Joel Angel
is on page 150 of 368
Now the support group starts. in order for vampires to not be staked and killed, they must join this group and admit their addiction to biting and sucking blood. I'm still not very interested in this book but it's getting a lot more interesting than before. The book is a little too childish and doesn't have much suspense or thrill.
— Feb 06, 2012 11:32AM
