That is just my thing though and they did not overwhelm the story. Which would have been fine but they were in college. I thought it was really well down and something that Claire would definitely do to figure out how to get out of her mess.Ĭomplaints: The Monikettes represent the thing I don’t like about YA novels–not because they are mean and nasty (bad guys should be) but because they were HS petty and little things set them off. I really liked the scene where they set down and went over the rules of vampires. What I Liked: Morganville had all the things most towns do but how it ran was gently woven into the story. The story was also fantastic–Rachel created a world that was believable (I grew up in small town nowhere TX and simply could believe this place would exist) and intriguing. Shane, Micheal, and Eve round out a great cast of friends for her. She has her 16 yr old moments but she is smart, that shines through much of the time. A teenager put into college with advanced placement. What I Loved: Glass Houses has Claire which was such a unique character for a YA Novel. Read/Listened for Fun (Kindle/Library Book)Īudio Rating: 4.00 (Not part of the overall Rating) More Information:Īlso by this author: Ill Wind, Working Stiff, Heat Stroke, Undone, CarniePunk
But they’ll have Claire’s back when the town’s deepest secrets come crawling out, hungry for fresh blood.
Hew new roommates don’t show many signs of life.
When Claire heads off campus, the imposing old house where she finds a room may not be much better.
And Claire really doesn’t have the right connections-to the undead who run the town. The popular girls never let her forget just where she ranks on the school’s social scene: somewhere less than zero. Because in Morganville, there is an evil that lurks in the darkest shadows-one that will spill out into the bright light of day.Ĭlaire Danvers has had enough of her nightmarish dorm situation. But when the sun goes down, the bad comes out. It’s a small college town filled with quirky characters. Source: Kindle Purchase, Library Borrowed
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