Amelia Collins is fed up with the constant inquiries about her nonexistent dating life, prompting her to take drastic measures by enlisting the help of the most unsuitable candidate, Reginald Cleaves, to pose as her date at a family wedding. Reginald, despite his striking good looks, possesses qualities that make him the perfect candidate for the role: he is rude, arrogantly infuriating, and dresses in a manner that defies all fashion norms. The wedding date unfolds in a series of disastrous events, with Reginald's antics leaving everyone, including Amelia, appalled. Surprisingly, Reginald's revelation of being a vampire fails to deter Amelia, who sees an opportunity to utilize his unconventional behavior to her advantage. As they continue attending events together, an unexpected connection begins to form between them, blurring the lines between love and hate.

This was such a fun and quick read! I can't wait to see what the author dies next!

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the arc!

My Vampire Plus One by Jenna Levine is an uproarious follow-up to My Vampire Roommate that had me in stitches from beginning to end. This novel approaches the supernatural with a playful touch, effortlessly blending humor and romance. I suggest reading the first book beforehand to fully appreciate this one.

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📖📖 Book Review 📖📖 I missed the first book in this series, My Roommate is a Vampire, but this one stands alone perfectly and I will absolutely be going back to indulge! Even though Amelia is content with her quiet life most of the time, she feels the pressure to have a date to her cousin’s wedding. So begins this adorable fake-dating rom com that you will not want to put down.
Amelia and Reginald are the epitome of opposites attract, she’s an organized accountant and he’s a bit eccentric. Amelia is so worried about the red flags in this fake wedding date scenario that she misses the big one that Reggie is a vampire. My Vampire Plus-One is comedy gold; the concept of it all is hilariously absurd but boy does it work!!! I was laughing out loud reading this book (I NEVER do that) and reading excerpts to my husband and I devoured this book with no apologies!

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My Vampire Plus One by Jenna Levine is a hilarious sequel to My Vampire Roommate that kept me laughing throughout. This book takes a light-hearted approach to the supernatural, blending humor and romance effortlessly. I recommend making sure you have read the first novel before reading this one.

One of the surprises of this book was how perfect Reginald's character turned out to be. In the previous book, he stood out, but I never expected him to become my next book boyfriend. Yet, in My Vampire Plus One, he shines even brighter. Reginald's charm, wit, and chaotic nature make him utterly lovable, and his chemistry with the rule-following accountant is undeniable. Their interactions are filled with witty banter and that found myself rooting for them every step of the way, despite the absurdity of their circumstances.

Levine's writing style is engaging and witty, with a perfect balance of humor and romance. Overall, My Vampire Plus One is a delightful read for fans of supernatural romcoms, offering plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments.

Jenna Levine is an amazing writer. Somehow I love these quirky vampires and all their weirdness. Because come on, of course you're going to be weird and carry over your horrible fashion sense if you're 100+ years old. This was a PERFECT book 2 and I definitely look forward to many more from Jenna!

If you’re a romance reader, there is absolutely no way you’re going to be able to resist picking up a copy of My Vampire Plus-One, specifically based on the adorable title and that hot cover alone! Come for the cover, stay for the mash-up of this perfect blend for a unique and fresh vampiric romcom! Levine really outdid themselves with this one. So loved it.