Author: Douglas Rees
Published: July 13th 2010 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Pages: 256
Rating: 2/5 stars
Goodreads summary: In the satiric and funny sequel to the witty Vampire High, Cody's hopes for a great sophomore year at Vlad Dracul are dashed when his train wreck of a cousin, Turk Stone, moves in and messes with his life.
Turk's a brilliant teen artist and goth with a sky-high ego . Her attitude infuriates the vampire (jenti) students, especially the dark, brooding Gregor. But something changes in Turk when she stumbles on the abandoned nineteenth-century mill in the forgotten district of Crossfield and immediately claims it as her new arts center project.
Though Cody resents his cousin at first, he has his own reasons for helping make Turk's dream come true. But Crossfield has many secrets, and a mysterious vampire army called the Mercians will do anything to make sure they stay hidden. And when he takes on the Mercians, everything Cody has learned about courage and determination his freshman year at Vampire High will be tested.
Review:
This one certainly wasn't as good as the first one. Like the first book to me was enough. This one seemed rush and although it had a somewhat interesting idea to it, this book just didn't really do it for me. I will say that is in my mind, one of those books that you have to, absolutely read the first book or it doesn't make sense. Now I don't know if there will be a 3rd book or not, but if there is I most likely won't read it.
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