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A review by readingaboutfictionalmen
Twelfth Grade Kills by Z Brewer
5.0
His father is alive. His ex-bestfriend is trying to kill him, again. We have the last installment of this wonderful saga. I am not going to lie, there were some things that were kind of expected, but there were so many plot twists, that I was not even sure what was happening anymore.
"Vampires, after all, didn't sparkle."
The sarcastic tone that Heather Brewer is able to bring into the story is what makes this an amazing read. I have to agree, I have no understanding as to why so many deadlines on the story. That might be my only complain, but it was so well written, that it answered all my questions. I am extremely amazed on how she managed to tie all the knots. It was definitely worth the read.
"Vampires, after all, didn't sparkle."
The sarcastic tone that Heather Brewer is able to bring into the story is what makes this an amazing read. I have to agree, I have no understanding as to why so many deadlines on the story. That might be my only complain, but it was so well written, that it answered all my questions. I am extremely amazed on how she managed to tie all the knots. It was definitely worth the read.