Vampire Kisses
Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber is a captivating tale set in the small town of “Dullsville,” where sixteen-year-old Raven, a vampire-obsessed goth girl, struggles with her status as an outcast. Published by HarperCollins on August 5, 2003, this first edition spans 208 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds as Raven becomes intrigued by the mysterious new occupants of a long-vacant mansion, particularly the handsome and enigmatic Alexander Sterling, leading her to question the town’s rumors about vampires.
Readers will find a blend of fantasy and social themes as Raven navigates her desire for acceptance and love in a conformist environment. The narrative explores her quest to uncover the truth about Alexander and the secrets surrounding him, all while she grapples with the risks of her own mortality. This engaging story highlights the challenges of adolescence and the allure of the supernatural, making it a unique addition to the juvenile fiction genre.
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In her small town, dubbed “Dullsville,” sixteen-year-old Raven — a vampire-crazed goth-girl — is an outcast. But not for long…
The intriguing and rumored-to-be haunted mansion on top of Benson Hill has stood vacant and boarded-up for years. That is, until its mysteriously strange new occupants move in. Who are these creepy people — especially the handsome, dark, and elusive Alexander Sterling? Or rather, what are they? Could the town prattle actually ring true? Are they vampires? Raven, who secretly covets a vampire kiss, both at the risk of her own mortality and Alexander’s loving trust, is dying to uncover the truth.
Ellen Schreiber’s spooky and stirring romance tells the story of two outsiders who fall in love in a town where conformity reigns, and ends with a shocking surprise.
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