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Bloodsong

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The book wasn't at all hard to read. It is interesting enough, although it is uber cheesy in some area's and who ever edited it was on crack. On the bright side it is not one of those books where the relationship between the two main characters takes the entire book to develop, it develops quickly and gets on with the story, which was refreshing.
The story is about two young girls, Manilla and Ginny who are going to a prestigious college in bumfuk somewhere. First they must deal with the college's bigotry when they are "outed" and then one gets bitten and transforms and the other is trying to support this carnivorous lover and adjust to this new lifestyle. With the help of Manilla's advisor, it's possible that Ginny and Manilla might escape the clutches of Darson, the obsessive, powerful vampire, Darson, who wants to possess Ginny. But the problem is the book doesn't have an ending so poor Ginny and Manilla are in a perpetual limbo . . . I guess you can make up your own.

I really tried to like this book, and I just couldn't. Then I tried not to loathe it, and I didn't succeed with that one either. The plot, the writing, the characters--there's just nothing to like. It's painfully bad but not even so-bad-it's-funny. Oh dear.

This is the best book ever all i can say is to read it right away