(I received a free copy of this book from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review.)

Oliver Nocturne lives a pretty normal life—he deals with bullies, has an obnoxious older brother, and generally feels misunderstood. But being a vampire presents another host of problems, especially when he feels—he knows—he's not quite like everyone else.
When Emalie, a human girl with a troubled past, takes a picture of him, Oliver ignores the rules that forbid him from interacting with humans and agrees to show her the darkest secrets of the Seattle underworld. But their quest will uncover more than vampire mythology—they will learn the terrible truth about Oliver's past and his purpose. And for Emalie, this knowledge could come at a fatal price.

I guess I am not the target audience for this book specifically - but as a bookstore, I thought I would give this a go and see if it had legs for our customers. While I personally found it a bit "meh", I can see younger readers getting really excited about this series.

Oliver is not quite like everyone else - in fact, he is a vampire. But he wants to know more. About himself, his history. He meets up with Emalie, a human girl with her own set of issues and problems, and together they visit the underworld of Seattle to try and find the answers to Oliver's questions...


Paul
ARH