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Stefan Savoy _tefan_avoy — ** spoiler alert ** The Vampire’ Promise was a three in one book. It all typically dealt with the same house and the same vampire living in shutter, circular tower of the creepy old house that all the three girls move into. The first and the second was really interesting but I found the third book to be very slow and not something that drives me into reading it. However the overall book was great to read. It may seem like it is repetitive with the same vampire wanting to feel more alive by draining the life of the innocent people brought by each of the girls that lives in the tower and made a contract with the vampire for something they really want. However each story was uniquely different in its own way. Each of the stories revolves around the life of a girl and what they desire, popularity, beauty and freedom. By making a contract with the Vampire, when they open the shutters, the vampire gives them what they want and in return they each must provide him with a victim to get him more powerful. They each believe that it’s not a really big deal giving him a few people because he said they will just be tired that’s all, but when the Vampire takes the ones that true mean something to them, they start to regret what they have done. It is basically a story where the lesson is, if you don’t obtain what you want the hard way with hard work etc… there will always be consequences that follow making on regret the choice they have made. And sometimes it is too late to change everything around. The plots for each story comes quickly and we see each of the character’s grow as they realize what they did to make themselves happy is really ruining the lives of the others. This book is amazingly written and it brings out all my feelings as hate what each character has done to achieve what they want but then I feel as if in the end they did what they were supposed to, to make everything better.

Albert Perez inovateyourmind — I really liked the author's writing style, thought she was great at telling her story. It's a little hard to believe that someone's childhood was like that, but who I am to say?

Liting Wang 3980877627a08 — This was a fun read... Not the most complete list of names, but it has plenty of additional names beyond the basic entry list, sorted into categories such as "Porch-Sitters" and "Shakespearean". In the alphabetical list of entries, I especially like the suggestions for appropriately coordinating brother/sister names.