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A review by xatanika
The Reformed Vampire Support Group by Catherine Jinks
2.0
Not quite sure how I feel about this book. The story takes a while to pick up and get interesting. I like vampires to be strong, attractive, and fast. Jinks' vampires are not that at all! They are weak, sickly, useless, and whiny.
Nina is a 15 year old vampire that was turned 36 years ago. Her character is well developed and grows throughout the story. She rediscovers herself when she sets out with Dave and Father Ramon to find out who killed their frenemy.
The rest of the characters have some redeeming qualities though not all of them do.
Not a bad book. Probably not one I would have picked out for myself. It was a gift.
Nina is a 15 year old vampire that was turned 36 years ago. Her character is well developed and grows throughout the story. She rediscovers herself when she sets out with Dave and Father Ramon to find out who killed their frenemy.
The rest of the characters have some redeeming qualities though not all of them do.
Not a bad book. Probably not one I would have picked out for myself. It was a gift.