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Minion

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Upon visiting the bookstore, I inquired with the clerk about a commendable vampire novel, and he recommended this particular one. I am immensely pleased that he did, as I was swiftly engrossed by the narrative. It revolves around a Vampire Huntress (envision Buffy but with an extra dose of sass) who is also a spoken word artist. The underlying themes are spiritual yet resonate with real-world authenticity. This novel marks the beginning of a 12-book saga that transports readers across the globe, reimagining the age-old battle between good and evil in an exceptionally captivating manner. Within its pages, one will encounter numerous figures from biblical and mythological lore, yet the tone remains far from sermonizing.

I deemed it an excellent introductory novel and believe it would appeal greatly to anyone fascinated by vampires and those who vanquish them.

**The narrative persists in its allure, and the mysticism interwoven throughout continues to provoke thought and wonder.

My Rating: ❃❃❃❃

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The Vampire Huntress Legends

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he Vampire Huntress Legends: Dawn and Darkness
(Vampire Huntress)
by L.A. Banks

Not perfect ending

The conclusion was a little less than satisfying and seemed really rushed. The battle was like 4 panels and done. I wanted something a bit more dramatic since they were facing off against a creature that held so much of the darkness. But it does give a mini finality to all the team has gone through. Still worth it for a true fan.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
L.A. Banks’ Vampire Huntress #2: The Hidden Darkness (L.A. Banks’ Vampire Huntress Vol. 1)

by L.A. Banks,
Jess Ruffner-Booth
, Gregory Titus (Illustrator)
, Brett Booth (Illustrator)
Perfect action

These are the characters I met in the novels. The mission continues as it has always been, destroy the evil in the world. I love having this extra time with all of them. Perfect for fans.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
L.A. Banks’ Vampire Huntress #3: The Hidden Darkness (L.A. Banks’ Vampire Huntress Vol. 1)

by L.A. Banks,
Gregory Titus (Illustrator)
, Brett Booth (Illustrator)
Deeper and Deeper

The story continues to evolve and with only one more entry I cannot see where it is headed. Damali is being reckless, Carlos is being overprotective, and Marleen is not stopping either of them. The conclusion is going to be explosive. Enjoy!

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
L.A. Banks’ Vampire Huntress #4: The Hidden Darkness
(Vampire Huntress)
by L.A. Banks,
N. Steven Harris (Illustrator)
, Brett Booth (Illustrator)

Not perfect ending

The conclusion was a little less than satisfying and seemed really rushed. The battle was like 4 panels and done. I wanted something a bit more dramatic since they were facing off against a creature that held so much of the darkness. But it does give a mini finality to all the team has gone through. Still worth it for a true fan.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars