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I'm not entirely sure how to talk about this book. I think it's a kid's book, but I'm not sure exactly what age group.

Connor is a genuinely likeable character, but Grace... She's consistently described as mentally strong and eerily intelligent, yet she never actually shows any of those characteristics.

The male characters are all seem to be interestingly complex, but the female characters are, aside from Grace, coldly professional, until it's appropriate for them to blush or be supportive.

Adult characters keep saying things they shouldn't say to children. The setting and time period is murky (we aren't even told when the story takes place until almost a third of the way into the book). The anachronism stew only makes things more confusing.

The writing isn't unreadable, but it is often laughable.

And the ending. I don't really have an issue with cliffhangers, but this book really ended mid-scene.


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Vampirates Demons of the Ocean Justin Somper 9780316014441 Books Reviews

I read this series sometime ago and wanted to re-read it so to catch up to the latest two books. The condition is amazing, it's brand new and for $3!! I remember buying it before at Barnes and Nobles for around $10. Can't wait to get the rest of this series ^~^
This series has been one of my favorites since middle school. Every time I read it I enjoy it even more. It's such an easy, entertaining, and thrilling read. 💖
Love the series
It was a quick read and I enjoyed it I am looking forward to reading the next book in this series.
I'm 25 years old. Most women my age are reading romance or mysteries or murder books. Me? I was killing time till Rick Riordan's "The Throne of Fire" came out. So at the cheep kindle price and no space to lose on my book self I picked it up for a cheep laugh not expecting anything but that. But what a surprise I got! It's for kids so the read was easy and flowed wonderfully as I tore threw this first book. I couldn't put it down! At first I had wished it was meant for a higher age group so it could be more graphic, but as it went I learned to love the simple style and the way they cleverly made these two dark and bloody sides kid friendly. When I started it I never intended to get the next book, it was suppose to be a time killer! But when it ended I had 1000s questions! What happened the the little vampire!? Where did the evil vampire go!? Who's really on the side of the pirate captain!? To my horror the book left me no answers! So I picked up the next one and ripped threw it at a pace to match my Harry Potter reading! So now here I sit, Throne of Fire on my nightstand untouched and I'm on book three of the Vampirates. And I can't wait to see what happens next! This will be, without a doubt, a book i will buy a hard copy of. I need this on my self. And on an artistic note, I love the covers of all the book. masterfully done, stunning, and dripping with the tone of the book. If you still can't tell if you want the book, look at the cover and tell me you don't want to read what's inside I dare you!
Although an adult reader, I wanted to see what my 14 year old grandson was so excited about. The male protagonist is 14 and this appealed to my grandson, I am sure. I finished the book in a few hours and found it appropriate reading material for boys or girls. It is a fun book and reminds me of the mythology I read in a set of children's encyclopedias I had as a child. The cover is slick paper with a dramatic rescue scene that I believe leads the reader into the book to discover the why of the rescue. This is the first of the series and it caught my grandson's fancy and he has read the entire series. He was a reluctant reader before, so I think this book will lead him to more challenging books in the future.
I decided to buy this book for my boyfriend's little brother because my boyfriend enjoyed the books so much when he was a kid.
The pricing on this book is awesome, and it arrived in two days. Already my boyfriend and his little brother are enjoying reading this book together, the story is great for younger boys or girls and we will definitely be buying the next books in the series once they are done.
I'm not entirely sure how to talk about this book. I think it's a kid's book, but I'm not sure exactly what age group.

Connor is a genuinely likeable character, but Grace... She's consistently described as mentally strong and eerily intelligent, yet she never actually shows any of those characteristics.

The male characters are all seem to be interestingly complex, but the female characters are, aside from Grace, coldly professional, until it's appropriate for them to blush or be supportive.

Adult characters keep saying things they shouldn't say to children. The setting and time period is murky (we aren't even told when the story takes place until almost a third of the way into the book). The anachronism stew only makes things more confusing.

The writing isn't unreadable, but it is often laughable.

And the ending. I don't really have an issue with cliffhangers, but this book really ended mid-scene.