the reformed vampire support group by catherine jinks

But then one of the group is mysteriously turned to ashes.

But she hasn’t had any fun, either she still lives with her mum, and the highlight of her sickly, couchbound life is probably her Tuesday-night group meeting, which she spends with a miserable bunch of fellow sufferers, being lectured at. a first-rate comedy with equal appeal for avid vampire fans and those who wouldn’t be caught dead with a copy of Twilight.” - The Bulletin 'With this budding heroine in her own right at the forefront, this ensemble of eccentric characters gives a wry spin to the ever-popular vampire tales.' - BookPage Praise for Evil Genius: 'Jinks fills out the cast with brilliantly conceived friends and adversaries.' - Kirkus Reviews, starred review Praise for Genius Squad: 'Gripping, devilish and wonderfully dark' - Publishers Weekly, starred review ' ability to craft vivid characters and engrossing action scenes continues unabated.Nina Harrison became a vampire in 1973, when she was fifteen, and she hasn’t aged a day since then.

One part problem novel, one part comedy, and one part murder-mystery, this alternative vampire story is for outsiders of all kinds, underground or otherwise.' - Horn Book “Jinks takes readers on a wild ride, poking wicked fun at vampire enthusiasts of all stripes with her wryly clinical take. there’s plenty of blood and guts (both types) to go around. Those tired of torrid bloodsucker stories or looking for a comic riff on the trend will feel refreshed by the vomitous, guinea-pig-drinking accidental heroics of Nina and her pals.' - Kirkus Reviews 'Jinks draws her characters and their unique challenges in great detail. Booklist 'Jinks's quirky sense of humor will appeal to fans of her Evil Genius series. Jinks has conjured up an eccentric but believable cast of characters in a story full of action and adventure.' - School Library Journal 'Jinks offers some wry vampire-centric twists on mystery conventions. It is witty, cunning, and humorous, with numerous plot twists and turns. The plot twists, more ornate than in previous works, ramp up the giddiness-and, perhaps, camouflage the corpses, blood and other byproducts of the genre.' - Publishers Weekly, starred review 'Support Group is truly like no other vampire story.

Throwing in delicious details and aperçus, the author works her way from the murder of one of the vampires to suspense and adventure of the sinister yet daffy variety beloved by readers of Evil Genius. 'Jinks’s signature facility with plot and character development is intact as she turns to the topic of vampires.

The reformed vampire support group by catherine jinks