Lani sarem's debut novel, handbook for mortals is unputdownable. The first part of the book is set in the mortal world. The second part focuses on the vampire side of the story.

Zade holder is a young illusionist in las vegas. A mysterious woman is * zade’s steps.

She soon finds herself ensnared in a love triangle. Though not teens these characters are young adults and therefore think and talk like ya. But it is young love and that should explain it all.

A bridge of incidents (as neville goddard called it) unfolds, matters shift, people move around, and our desire materializes. This story is about learning to live boldly in truth. We manifest most powerfully when our conscious & subconscious are i...  Read More

Not harping on the whole not that kind of girl tm trope, but this could seriously have been done better. She even starts a thing with a plain white t's member who doesn't exist.

Every paragraph is just an information dump. This book has no blogger coverage at all. Spare yourselves and google the various recaps and sporkings for free.

I have to concur with many here that the preview of the book was simply amateur writing. I'm just here, much like many other reviewers, to voice my sheer discontent not only with the story, but with everything that surrounds it.

The author promotes this book as a new york times best seller. The amount of fraud associated with the book's ignominious rise to fame only amplifies the fact that if taken on its own merits, it would have been lucky to get within sniffing distance.

The writing is criminally atrocious. There are awkwardly crafted sentences that make absolutely no sense.