Review: Bloody Little Secrets by Karly Kirkpatrick

E-book: Bloody Little Secrets by Karly Kirkpatrick

Pages: 273

Genre: Young Adult, Paranormal

Source: Sent from author

Short Synopsis: Vicky wakes up one night from her grave and finds out that she is a vampire. She decides to move to a new place and reinvent herself and find new friends. But things don't go so great for Vicky as the vampire who made her starts coming for her.

My Thoughts: I loved this novel! I kept wanting to find out all the crazy things that Vicky was getting into.

Vicky used to be an average girl. That is, until she wakes up one night and realizes that she's a vampire. As soon as she digs out of her grave, Vicky is confronted by another vampire waiting for her, wanting to take her back to her maker. Vicky manages to have him staked and is now on the run.

She decides to move to a new place to reinvent herself, and find new friends. As she struggles with her vampire urges, she meets a boy named Drake, and the two have an instant connection. Vicky decides to attend school and get to know Drake better.

But as soon as Vicky starts having a normal life again, vampires start turning up with orders to bring Vicky back to the vampire that made her. Can Vicky find out why this vampire is after her and keep her new friends safe?

A really entertaining read! Kirkpatrick mixes drama with hilarious scenes all rolled into one. I was captivated from the very beginning and wanted to find out more of Vicky's adventures. It was fun reading about what worked and didn't work in the vampire world. It's refreshing to read a heroine who isn't always perfect and struggles to come to terms with what she is. I loved reading the chemistry between Vicky and Drake. The only thing I found a bit problematic was how accepting everyone was with Vicky's situation, and how they weren't a bit more freaked out about what she was. The novel also ended in such a cliff hanger, I can't wait to read more! Be sure to add Bloody Little Secrets to your pile!

Would I recommend this book: Yes!

Rating: I give this book a 4.5/5.