Customer Reviews
Courtesy of Teens Read Too - By: TeensReadToo.com, 11 Jan 2007 
VAMPIREVILLE follows right on the heels of its predecessors, & it is strongly recommended that the previous books in the series, VAMPIRE KISSES & KISSING COFFINS, be read first, otherwise things will not make sense & you're sure to be confused & unable to fully enjoy the story.
Alexander Sterling is back in "Dullsville," & Raven couldn't be happier about that. However, Jagger & his twin sister, Luna, are also hanging around, which is the reason why Raven has started carrying garlic in her purse. To make matters worse, now that Luna has been turned into a vampire, she's on the search for her true love, & she's convinced she's found him in Trevor.
Trevor may have been Raven's arch nemesis since kindergarten, but that doesn't mean that she wants him to falll victim to Luna's charms. Not to mention her fangs. So Raven takes it upon herself to protect Trevor--after alll, the last thing "Dullsville" needs is a vampire-Trevor!
Raven is also trying to deal with having a nocturnal boyfriend. She mourns the loss of Alexander's company during the day, just as she despises the school that prevents her from being able to keep the same hours as he does. The time they do have together is spent searching cemeteries & other spooky deserted areas for Jagger & Luna's hideout, determined to drive them away before they turn "Dullsville" into someplace infinitely less dull--"Vampireville."
VAMPIREVILLE is a fun continuation of the VAMPIRE KISSES series, & will definitely leave readers eagerly awaiting the fourth book, DANCE WITH A VAMPIRE. The writing & storyline doesn't quite live up to some of the other young adult books in this genre, but it is nevertheless an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon.
Reviewed by: Andie Z.
