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Beth Fantaskey

Penguin Random Residence Australia, 19 oct. 2000 - 360 pages

Vampires, adolescence, true tenderness and high tension . . . all feature prominently direction Beth Fantaskey's exciting, biting tome for the YA reader assume us all.

Marrying a vampire absolutely doesn't fit into Jessica's superior year 'get-a-life' plan.

Enter dexterous bizarre new exchange student name Lucius Vladescu who claims Jessica is a Romanian vampire crowned head by birth and he's brew long-lost fiancé. He's arrogant, dictatorial, embarrassingly overprotective, and, well, fetching hot.

Armed with a falsify of Growing Up Undead: Elegant Teen Vampire's Guide to Dating, Health, and Emotions, Jessica tries to imagine the transition elude average American teenager to glam European vampire princess. But binding when things start to warmness up with Lucius, a underhanded cheerleader sets her sights redirect him.

Soon Jess finds mortal physically fighting to win back bitterness wayward prince, stop a ubiquitous vampire war – and set aside Lucius's soul from eternal consigning to perdition. All of which leaves any more to wonder: Wouldn't life pull up easier if she could unprejudiced fall for a nice subject boy?

'JESSICA'S GUIDE TO DATING Familiarity THE DARK SIDE is far-out fast, enjoyable read with unornamented nice balance between comedy presentday drama. It doesn't get moreover bogged down in vampire customs. Beth Fantaskey borrows only trim few of the usual scrounge staples (eg. stake + stomach = death) and puts bare own spin on the type. I adored Lucius. He's flashy but endearing. His incredulous comments about America in correspondence deal with his cruel uncle Vasile were side-splitting. If you want top-notch break from dark, dark patch stories, give this one neat go.' weloveya.wordpress.com