Vampire Shift is an exciting read, it keeps you interested from beginning to end! Tim O'Rourke is a breath of fresh air and his writing is amazing! The characters in the story are well rounded and very developed. The story starts out with Kiera Hudson, a new police recruit, starting her journey ...
This is a strange book in many ways but I also kinds like some of the weird stuff that happens.What I don't like, that she is being followed by a guy on a bike....who uses a bike to chase someone? idk....it just doesn't scream I'm evil watch out for me.If Luke is a good guy...why did he take her...
The continuation of Kiera´s story, and I loved it. I was so eager to progress in the story that I found I was pressing the page turn button on my kindle before I had finished reading the page. I became quite irritated with myself, but goes to show how much I was engrossed in the story.I only occa...
What did I think? Tim O' Rourke’s books in this series just get better and better with each installment. Unpredictable my any means, I can’t say that I have ever predicted anything or any outcome in this series. I enjoy this much so.....Being surprised - non the less at times more than surprised....
I had my suspicions about who was Elias Munn,and it was like I wanted to say to Kiera Hudson through half of the book "Hey! It's -----! Can't you 'see' that?" But it really kept me hooked! And in the end you do find out who he is. The group has to take a little trip down into The Hollows ...
God I'm so happy the gang is all back together ;) I didn't realize how much I've missed them. At first I was worried how this series was gonna go, if it was going to feel like it was being drug out or just repeating itself. I can now say without a doubt I had no reason to be worried. The story h...
I was not expecting to be so moved by this book that I would be left holding tissues.There actually were a lot of surprises in this story and now I'm left wondering..what the heck???I don't know what else to say except these books are awesome.Just when you think you know where the story is going ...
There's a reason that people stopped writing epistolary fiction and other "found" novels after the 1800s. They're awkward. It's not O'Rourke's fault exactly that it pulls me out of a story to think that specific dialogue is not something a kid would remember when he's confessing a crime to a tape...
I took a couple of days to write this review as I wanted to just dwell on it for a bit. Another thought provoking and definitely twisted tale from Tim that perfectly ties up any loose ends from the previous book. Andy's Diary certainly lends more depth to the story and gives us an inside view of ...