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Revamp
Young vampire, Maya, is a quiet soul and battles with her feelings about this new life she has been forced into. The only solace she finds is in her new love, Kambis. But soon she discovers there’s more to her existence than she ever imagined. A war is on the rise and she was turned for a specific reason – to become the catalyst for her maker to take over and rule the vampire world. What her maker doesn’t realize is Maya is becoming stronger and the prospect of war is reuniting old enemies and ancient legends of their kind are coming to light. Legends that prove who and what Maya truly is.
210 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 30, 2017
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March 3, 2019
This was a cute fast read. To fast for my liking but I’d recommend it especially to teens and young adults
October 31, 2017
I chose this rating because this book immediately had me hooked and I couldn't put it down. There are so many unexpected turns and twists in the story that it kept me on the edge of my seat. The authors colorful descriptions made me feel like I was right there with the main character. Overall, it was a fun read and I cannot wait for Revamp 2!
October 30, 2017
Warning: These vampires don't sparkle. An awesome twist on vampire lore that anyone who enjoys paranormal will love! Maya is a new vampire abandoned by her creator and trying to find her place in her changing world. I loved meeting all the colorful characters Maya encounters and learning about their unique abilities. This novel has a great pace and I can't wait to read the next one!
October 6, 2017
Hard time rooting for heroine who causally murders
I have a hard time rooting for a heroine who indiscriminately murders innocent humans continuously and then pretends she is good.
I know they are vampires but what about other options partially draining them, blood banks, even hunting down only evil men, etc... no she decides to go after 2 innocents. Why would her sister save her if she was half human at the time.
The world would need to be much darker if they are killing on a consistent basis. She even states she feels like a murderer because she is.
DNF
Heroine either needs to own the fact that she is evil or find another way to survive. Even if the rest of story is great it doesn’t mean anything if we cannot connect to the main character.
I have a hard time rooting for a heroine who indiscriminately murders innocent humans continuously and then pretends she is good.
I know they are vampires but what about other options partially draining them, blood banks, even hunting down only evil men, etc... no she decides to go after 2 innocents. Why would her sister save her if she was half human at the time.
The world would need to be much darker if they are killing on a consistent basis. She even states she feels like a murderer because she is.
DNF
Heroine either needs to own the fact that she is evil or find another way to survive. Even if the rest of story is great it doesn’t mean anything if we cannot connect to the main character.
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