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Supernatural Vigilante Society #1
Be Counted
Life sucks and then you die. Sort of.
Valentino Crispo loves Mom’s Italian cooking, sun on the beach, and working for the Cranston Police Department. He loses it all after getting vamped. Now, he’s the noobiest vampire in Providence.
When a hitwoman apparently shoots his dad and one of Cranston’s Finest on the same night, Tino stops letting vampirism bite him. He’ll mix supernatural and PD skills to solve the crime. But he hasn’t got the hang of being a vampire yet.
The mystery of whodunit and why is tied up with Tino’s own turning. The Providence vampire elders hate nosy vamps almost as much as new ones. Will Valentino stand up and be counted or add to the body count?
212 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 10, 2018
About the author
D.R. Perry
75 books118 followersD.R. Perry writes primarily in Revealed World. These are open UF YA Academy books with diverse characters and cute magical critters. She lives with her spouse, child, and dog in Rhode Island.
This is one geeky author who loves writing for the sense of adventure and wonder. In her books, you’ll find real characters, fantastic worlds, and a handful each of humor and hope.
D.R. hopes you have as much fun reading her books as she did writing them.
You can find her on the web here: http://www.drperryauthor.com
This is one geeky author who loves writing for the sense of adventure and wonder. In her books, you’ll find real characters, fantastic worlds, and a handful each of humor and hope.
D.R. hopes you have as much fun reading her books as she did writing them.
You can find her on the web here: http://www.drperryauthor.com
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
October 19, 2018
Campy good
The story was campy but not bad. I like Tino and his friends. I like the idea of a PI vampire. The ending was left a little unresolved. I hope they rap up loose ends in the next book.
The story was campy but not bad. I like Tino and his friends. I like the idea of a PI vampire. The ending was left a little unresolved. I hope they rap up loose ends in the next book.
May 10, 2018
Aaaahh campy, fun, Dresden paced. Noob vampire deals with life, family, friends, and assassinations with healthy dose of confusion and snark.
October 12, 2019
A hilarious and thoroughly enjoyable start to a new (to me) series by D.R. Perry. Tino is an immensely likeable protagonist as a recently turned vampire. He's trying to balance his new undead life with his former life, including spending time with old friends and his parents, all while stil tyring to figure out how to maintain his job as a P.I.
There is a lot he has to figure out in this new balance especially when his dad gets shot. investigating it, and dealing with all the new surprises (such as werewolves, magicians, and vampire politics) he is now privy to as a vampire makes for a fun read.
There is a lot he has to figure out in this new balance especially when his dad gets shot. investigating it, and dealing with all the new surprises (such as werewolves, magicians, and vampire politics) he is now privy to as a vampire makes for a fun read.
December 20, 2018
She’s really very good, very funny, and, as we say in up north, wicket smaht. This is the second book I’ve read by this author, the first being A Change In Crime. I liked this one better, with a couple of exceptions.
1) Errors in name and age. The main character’s sidekick is either named Scott or Patrick. His ex-partner’s partner is named Weintraub or Tierney. The main character himself is, I think, 25 or so, which is way too young to make detective; and his best friend, who is the same age, acts much, much older.
2) Snarky goes so far At first, the snarky comments were amusing. Then they just got irritating. I’m impressed that the author kept up that level of snark, because I couldn’t.
3) Personal preferences. No chapter titles/numbers. Formatting on the Kindle created no indentation of paragraphs. And most of all, the entire novel is in present tense. That is something I can’t do at all and, again, I am impressed by it.
I gave it four stars because I liked the premise, the writing was good, and something I might want to emulate. But, mind you, I didn’t finish the book. Why? The snark level had gotten to me.
1) Errors in name and age. The main character’s sidekick is either named Scott or Patrick. His ex-partner’s partner is named Weintraub or Tierney. The main character himself is, I think, 25 or so, which is way too young to make detective; and his best friend, who is the same age, acts much, much older.
2) Snarky goes so far At first, the snarky comments were amusing. Then they just got irritating. I’m impressed that the author kept up that level of snark, because I couldn’t.
3) Personal preferences. No chapter titles/numbers. Formatting on the Kindle created no indentation of paragraphs. And most of all, the entire novel is in present tense. That is something I can’t do at all and, again, I am impressed by it.
I gave it four stars because I liked the premise, the writing was good, and something I might want to emulate. But, mind you, I didn’t finish the book. Why? The snark level had gotten to me.
December 28, 2018
This is a fun, quirky vampire novel with a great sense of humour. The characters were awesome and this book sets up their world well for the series. A fresh and entertaining read, that I highly recommend to fans of paranormal detective series!
April 20, 2019
Finished this one the other night. If you need a quick light read with a touch of the classics, this is one for you. Shinigami approved!
Be Counted: SVS Book One (Supernatural Vigilante Society 1) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C6NNVDQ
Be Counted: SVS Book One (Supernatural Vigilante Society 1) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C6NNVDQ
June 28, 2019
I enjoyed Be Counted. It isn't my usual sort of book but I enjoyed the humour and unfolding story and I'm looking forward to reading the next one.
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