- Paperback: 212 pages
- Publisher: Womens Pr Ltd (Jan 1 1992)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0704349310
- ISBN-13: 978-0704349315
- Product Dimensions: 19.4 x 12.6 x 1.8 cm
- Shipping Weight: 118 g
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When Heather goes on holiday with Andrew she gets more than she bargained for. Not only does he dump her, but when she meets up with him his excuse is that he was coming to terms with being a vampire! Heather does love him, and now he wants them to be together forever. Only he really means forever.
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A surprisingly good book about Vampires, Sep 8 2000
By Kali "bengaligirl" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Trust Me (Paperback)
This book is written for the teen market so I was a bit skeptical about how well it would be written, as there is a tendency for the mass market to produce some really awful books that are just climbing on the bandwagon of the time. The subject of Vampires is one such bandwagon but Marjorie Blackman has managed to avoid these pitfalls and produce a great book that both teen and young adult will enjoy. Also as an added bonus, the heroine Heather is a young Black girl, which as an ethnic minority myself I felt I could relate to, especially when dealing with the issues of racism which Blackman bought in and dealt with considerable ease. The storyline follows Heather and her (white) boyfriend Andrew backpacking across Europe and how Andrew is turned into a Vampire by a seductive young man with a deadly secret. For the moment Heather is spared from this ordeal but Andrew persuades her that the only way they can be together is if she lets him turn her into a Vampire. Being a Vampire turns out not to be all that Andrew promises, especially when she has to kill her neighbour's son pet rabbit to quench her thirst for blood. Also Andrew has changed, he is no longer the boy that Heather loved and would have died for. Being a Vampire has corrupted him, not only that his racist family are accusing Heather of causing all his problems and it's not long before everything gets out of hand and Heather has to stand up to Andrew in a battle in which only one of them will survive. This is a surprisingly good read and is well written with convincing dialogue and believable characters. Andrew's mother is a grotesque parody of a parent, and his brother Morgan is a vicious spoilt young man who both hates and fears Heather. The book starts off slow and then gathers momentum until you are practically eating every page. If you are looking for a happy ending then this book is not for you, however there is the consolation that Blackman might write a sequal which would I wish she had already done, because I think Heather has great potential as a serial character, even more-so than Buffy the Vampire Slayer!
5.0 out of 5 stars
An absolutely wonderful book., Jan 17 1999
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Trust Me (Paperback)
The book covered the subject of vampires in great detail and kept me interested all the way through. I loved the way that it is shown that the people we thought we knew the best could change so drastically. It also shows us how easy it is to do things which could finally ruin our lives because of the 'love' that can be felt for someone. I love 'vampire stories' and this is the best I have read so far.
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