I was so angry at her and at her new husband, John, that I couldn’t believe such parents exist. I knew that it was something to be surprised of but, be hateful? Maybe not. How could someone be so cruel, a mother of all people, was really surprised and distasteful of her child after seeing the Mark on her forehead. The next thing that happened was what really pissed me off. He insisted on talking to her about their relationship until his two friends dragged him away, probably peed on their pants or something. I thought it was only natural for them to freak out but Heath seemed not, I wondered if that’s because he was too drunk (he really have an issue about drinking). But she failed when her childhood friend and almost-boyfriend, Heath, and two of his friends saw the Mark.

That’s why when the Mark appeared at Zoey’s Mark, she did all she could to hide it from human eyes. Vampires scared the shit out of humans and some of them showed an obvious distaste to them. The same thing happened to Zoey Redbird when she was Marked and become a fledgling - something considered half-human, half-vampire - who was about to Change, and turn into a full-fledged bloodsucking creature. Then, at some point, turned into that kind of creature and started to fit in the circle. The story begins where our little heroine was a human, a typical storyline where the protagonist was once a weakling and innocent who turned out to be some kind of special and powerful and king- or queen-worthy. But, of course, I also have some not-so-good-insights about characters that I really have a hard time liking, if not at some point. Maybe I had enough of the vampire thing after all those twilight stuff.īut well, the book was still worth it since this book was one of those books that I couldn’t put down without much hesitation. Stuff like how similar vampires here from other books that I found a little cliché. The book was so engrossing and catchy that I didn’t care about some cringy-thing that I stumbled upon from time to time. I was totally hooked, and I am still so hooked as I write this review. It happened because I really couldn’t put the book down after reading the first book. I have decided to review the first of the few books of the series even though I am already on my third book because I read feel the need to. Cast & Kristin Cast Genre: Romance, fantasy, young adult fiction … It follows the adventures of Zoey Redbird, a sixteen-year-old girl who has just become a “fledgling vampire” and is required to attend the House of Night boarding school in Tulsa, Oklahoma. About the Series House of Night is a series of young adult vampire-themed fantasy novels by American author P.

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